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DePaul's Student Newspaper — Since 1923

The DePaulia

DePaul's Student Newspaper — Since 1923

The DePaulia

DePaul's Student Newspaper — Since 1923

The DePaulia

Beyonce accepts the award for best country album for "COWBOY CARTER" during the 67th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 2, 2025, in Los Angeles.

Thank you, Beyoncé

Karidja Monjolo, Contributing Writer / February 17, 2025

Beyoncé has finally won album of the year with “Cowboy Carter” at the Grammy Awards, marking a historic first for her career. This win cements her legacy as one of the most influential artists of...

Outgrowing relationships is okay

Outgrowing relationships is okay

Sana Hajidamji, Opinion Beat Writer / February 17, 2025

College life is often described as a time of inevitable change. We’ve all been told that this chapter of our lives, this transition to adulthood, will be filled with excitement and new opportunities....

Valentine’s Day: How to not let the stress outweigh the love

Valentine’s Day: How to not let the stress outweigh the love

Isabella Rehrauer, Contributing Writer / February 10, 2025

Each year, Valentine’s Day seems to collect more and more haters. Many people have developed the opinion that a holiday to celebrate love is dated and silly. From negative social media culture to organized...

Tichike Tumalan and his partner Jai Perez prepare for a kiss at Club Qpid on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024. The two have been together for three years, with Tumalan being the first transgender person Perez had ever met. (Photo provided by Els Folger)

‘T4T’ – Building intimate relationships and strong communities

April Klein, Asst. Arts & Life Editor / February 10, 2025

I’ve been medically transitioning into a woman for eight months. In the grand scheme of a person’s life, that is not very long; by most standards, I would be considered a “babytrans,” a person...

A scenic view of Ireland. (Photo provided by Brigid O'Brien)

Bad dates are just as common across the pond

Brigid O’Brien, Contributing Writer / February 10, 2025

Before my time in Cork, I’ll confess I used to roll my eyes at the people who’d gush incessantly over their time studying abroad. I’d shake my head and laugh at those who were “convinced” those...

COLUMN: AI is the death of modern romance

COLUMN: AI is the death of modern romance

Annabelle Frazer, Contributing writer / February 10, 2025

It’s 10:50 on a Sunday night, a time when, in a perfect world, I should be nestled in bed with a novel, a cup of chamomile tea and sinking my head into my silk pillow. Instead, I find myself battling...

A customer browses the shelves at The Last Chapter Book Shop on February 6, 2025. The Roscoe Village store specializes in romance novels of all sub-genres.

Pick literature over lovers this V-Day

Brielle Kohlbeck, Opinion Editor / February 10, 2025

Literature over lovers, stories over sweethearts or, if we want to throw it back to 2013, books over baes. Whatever alliteration you choose, I think there’s a great value in picking words over worries...

Digital divide threatens equity over U.S. elections among technical dependence

Digital divide threatens equity over U.S. elections among technical dependence

Agustin Alamo, La DePaulia Contributing Writer / February 3, 2025

As the world relies on digital technology, there is a significant division between those with reachable vital resources and those without. This eternal gap, known as the digital divide, has become a...

Taking accountability in an increasingly selfish society

Taking accountability in an increasingly selfish society

Siona Chibber, Contributing Writer / February 3, 2025

“Accountability,” “setting boundaries” and “protecting your peace” have all become popular buzzwords in recent years on social media. Where do we put a limit between protecting our peace versus...

How study abroad forced me to confront America’s gun violence crisis

How study abroad forced me to confront America’s gun violence crisis

Anna Barth, Contributing Writer / February 3, 2025

I live my daily life, harboring a pervasive shadow at all times. It’s a darkness I can not dissipate — lingering during my train ride to class and my weekly grocery store trips, seeping through the...

My week of rest and relaxation: How the TikTok ban ruined my life

My week of rest and relaxation: How the TikTok ban ruined my life

Quentin Blais, Photo Editor / February 3, 2025

I hope this opinion piece finds you all well. I’m not going to sugarcoat it. It finds me trapped, gnawing at the metaphysical bars of my beautiful boyish enclosure of a bedroom.  I believe it was...

Chicago’s skyline features the Wrigley Building and the Tribune Tower beneath a clear blue sky as an American flag stands in the foreground on July 29, 2024.

COLUMN: A refuge in resistance

Annabelle Frazer, Contributing Writer / January 27, 2025

Fleeing the extremism of Florida for the perseverance of Chicago, I’ve found hope in a city that defies fear.  On New Year’s Day — amid the existential dread that comes with processing the series...

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