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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Proposal submitted by SGA President Holechko on January 24 to the Constitutional Revisions Board outlining the removal of seven clauses of the constitution.

Op-Ed: Hypocrisy at its worst: SGA’s ‘Transparency’

Wesley Janicki April 30, 2023

Budget transparency, and transparency more largely, loom large over the DePaul community. With calls for transparency regarding DePaul’s operational budget ringing out from students, faculty and staff...

OPINION: International students need on-campus jobs the most

OPINION: International students need on-campus jobs the most

Fatima Hasan, Contributing Writer April 23, 2023

Upon admission into graduate school, the first thing that came to mind is how am I going to pay for tuition and living expenses. One option I thought I would explore was getting an on-campus job.  Having...

Students gather along Sheffield Ave between Fullerton and Belden Ave on April 10 to show support for faculty and staff at risk of losing their jobs in wake of DePaul’s budget gap.

Letter to the editor: A staff and adjunct perspective

Matthew Krause, Staff Council Member April 23, 2023

Much has been written in this paper and on social media about DePaul’s financial picture, with an unfortunate wave of acrimony and outright misstatements being shared. What has surprised me as much as...

Student protestors cover the sidewalk outside the Lincoln Park Student Center, on the corner of Sheffield Ave. and Belden Ave. with phrases in support of DePaul faculty and staff.

Op-Ed: DePaul’s Budget Crisis: Where is student government?

Wesley Janicki April 16, 2023

The DePaulia staff is committed to providing the paper’s readers with information they need to know, while trusting the readership to reach its own conclusions on the basis of that information.   This...

Kevin Holechko is serving as SGA president for the current school year. In the role, he also serves as a representative on the Strategic Resource Allocation Committee (SRAC), a group involved in recommending strategies to DePauls various colleges to combat the budget gap.

Op-ed: SGA president addresses budget gap

Kevin Holechko, Student Government Association President April 16, 2023

The DePaulia staff is committed to providing the paper’s readers with information they need to know, while trusting the readership to reach its own conclusions on the basis of that information.   My...

OPINION: ‘Here we do’ (cut faculty)

OPINION: ‘Here we do’ (cut faculty)

Lucia Preziosi, News Editor April 16, 2023

Following the developing news of DePaul's budget crisis, university personnel and students are reacting to attempts made in the past week to patch a $56.5 million gap, partially through faculty cuts. Where...

Organizers and volunteers for Brandon Johnsons campaign cheer as Johnson and U.S. Senator Bernie Sander takes the stage at rally at UIC CreditUnion1 Arena ahead of runoff election on April 4.

COLUMN: Brandon Johnson proved, once again, that people power wins elections

Jake Cox, Online Managing Editor April 9, 2023

In a victory for organized labor, Brandon Johnson was elected the next mayor of Chicago on April 4. Johnson was elected on progressive ideals and the full might of the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU). This...

Letter from the Editors: Latine is not a misspelling

Letter from the Editors: ‘Latine’ is not a misspelling

Latino, Latina, Hispanic, Latinx, Latina/o, Latin@, Latin, Latine… There are many words used to refer to our community. Amid so much controversy and confusion, as publications that write in Spanish and...

OPINION: How to hold a conversation

OPINION: How to hold a conversation

Siona Chibber, Contributing Writer April 2, 2023

Does it feel hard to have small talk with someone today? There’s always so much to consider in a single conversation. Where did that person come from? What language do they speak? What is their political...

COLUMN: At what cost should Americans have to pay to receive affordable healthcare?

COLUMN: At what cost should Americans have to pay to receive affordable healthcare?

Alexandra Murphy, Contributing Writer April 2, 2023

It comes as no surprise that the U.S. healthcare system has had some major issues and is known for being expensive and dysfunctional. There are many disparities within the system based on who can and cannot...

OPINION: Being queer isnt a lifestyle, so quit calling it one

OPINION: Being queer isn’t a ‘lifestyle,’ so quit calling it one

Alexandra Murphy, Contributing Writer March 12, 2023

“We are non-affirming. This means we do not agree that the LGBTQIA+ lifestyle is supported by biblical text,” Vessel said in a statement on March 1. Vessel, a unregistered Christian worship group...

COLUMN: Being Christian is not an excuse for acts of hatred

COLUMN: Being Christian is not an excuse for acts of hatred

Samantha Moilanen, Former Online Managing Editor March 12, 2023

I have been a Christian for my entire life.  Because of my religious beliefs and the stereotypes surrounding Christianity, many assume I am adamantly against abortion or that I believe homosexuality...

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