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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

Professor addresses increasing need for financial reform

Professor addresses increasing need for financial reform

Keith Jacks Gamble February 28, 2016

Higher education is at a crossroads. Its institutions are being squeezed by competitive pressure and poked by stringent governmental and legal oversight. Most schools are headed down the road paved...

Keshas battle with Sony Music highlights bigger ethical issues

Kesha’s battle with Sony Music highlights bigger ethical issues

Erin Yarnall February 28, 2016

After a lengthy court case and her career being stalled for two years, Kesha’s future is still up in the air. The pop singer, whose full name is Kesha Sebert, is known for her glittery style and...

Apple is right to deny court order to unlock iPhone of San Bernardino shooter

Apple is right to deny court order to unlock iPhone of San Bernardino shooter

Eric Traphagen February 21, 2016

The 21st century saw nine months of peace before international politics and the balance between liberty and safety were drastically and perhaps forever altered.  Following the terrorist attacks on...

Simplify civic duties with automatic voter registration

Simplify civic duties with automatic voter registration

Danielle Harris, Former news editor February 21, 2016

The very cornerstone of our democracy — high voter turnout — is necessary to ensure our elected officials are the right people to represent what’s best for their constituents.  But in modern American...

Shoot first, sue later: LaGrier lawsuit unwarranted

Shoot first, sue later: LaGrier lawsuit unwarranted

Chaphira Whitaker February 14, 2016

The day after Christmas last year, a day when most families are busy recuperating from the holiday feast and gift openings, two families would get the shock of their lives. Chicago police officer Robert...

Grammy begin to embrace diversity, while the Oscars lag behind

Grammy begin to embrace diversity, while the Oscars lag behind

Pat Mullane February 14, 2016

We finally made it.  February has found itself once again, to be the pinnacle month of the year to honor accolade and prestige — and no, we’re not talking about Valentine’s Day.  A week ago we...

Backlash after Beyonces Halftime Show racist

Backlash after Beyonce’s Halftime Show racist

Danielle Harris, Former news editor February 12, 2016

In December 1969, two members of the Black Panther Party were shot and killed in their own beds by 14 officers of the Chicago Police Department (CPD). According to HISTORY.com, police initially claimed...

Backlash against CDC misdirected

Backlash against CDC misdirected

Danielle Harris, Former news editor February 7, 2016

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) faced unexpected backlash Feb. 2 after recommending that sexually-active American women who are not on birth control should abstain from drinking alcohol. “An...

The problems with discussing controversy from behind a keyboard

The problems with discussing controversy from behind a keyboard

Rachel Hinton and Fabio De Simone February 7, 2016

On Nov, 9, 2015, University of Missouri president Tim Wolfe resigned as a result of student protesting aimed at his handling, or lack thereof, of numerous instances of racially motivated crimes that...

Without budget, MAP cuts leave students lost

Without budget, MAP cuts leave students lost

Brittany Kapa February 7, 2016

  Recent efforts to save the Monetary Award Program (MAP) failed in the state senate, meaning the future of students' education remains endangered. “(Governor Rauner) told me to my face...

Sexist censorship on social media

Danielle Harris and Madeline Obrzut February 5, 2016

We will walk 39 miles for them, spend tens billions of dollars researching them and even dedicate an entire month to them. But posting naked breasts on social media? Then you’ve crossed a line. The...

The myth of backdoor data access

The myth of ‘backdoor’ data access

Nicholas Oviatt January 31, 2016

The U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) has been turning many heads the past few years over its controversial surveillance program. But recently, as reported by CNN Money, retired four-star general...

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