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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

Incentivizing DePaul course evaluations

Jessica Villagomez March 12, 2015

As the end of the quarter approaches, every day I am greeted by an annoying email from “DePaul NoReply.” They flood your inbox at ungodly hours of the night and early mornings. Students are doomed...

Protestors chant during their march on March 3 from the downtown Los Angeles site where a homeless man was killed by officers. (Al Seib | Tribune News Service)

Homan Square: An isolated case or systemic issue?

Ryan Marcotte March 8, 2015

The Guardian, a British newspaper, published a series of articles about a Chicago Police Department (CPD) facility known as Homan Square, painting the site as a “C.I.A.-style black site.” The story...

The powerful social construct of race

The powerful social construct of race

Kevin Gross March 8, 2015

My grandmother (who is of German and Norwegian descent) went on a family road trip to Texas when she was 12 years old, around 1945. While stopping at a laundromat in the South she threw all of the white...

SGAs constitution lacks an impeachment process. (Bloomsberries | Creative Commons)

DePaul SGA constitutional crisis

Tom Rietz March 8, 2015

As we inch closer to the painful process of watching candidates for student government spam their campaign messages across social media, we have to ask the question: Does Student Government Association...

Former Marine Corporal Eddie Ray Routh appears in court on opening day of his capital murder trial Feb. 11. (Tom Fox | Tribune News Service)

War at home: Routh found guilty in ‘American Sniper’ murder

Sharon Lavin March 8, 2015

It all started from a generous act of compassion, but turned south for a motive unknown.  Eddie Ray Routh, former U.S. Marine and diagnosed schizophrenic, will spend the rest of his life in prison for...

Employees at the new Whole Foods DePaul location prepare for the store’s opening Wednesday, Feb. 25. This is one of the first Whole Foods to open in a former Dominick’s location. (Josh Leff / The DePaulia)

Whole Foods at DePaul on a ‘half foods’ budget

Bobby Robaina March 3, 2015

Whole Foods is here and so are the higher prices for food. Long gone are the days when DePaul students could walk into Dominick’s and purchase something that they would otherwise pay much more for...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. speaks to a staff member on Capitol Hill in Washington Feb. 25 as Democrats and Republicans headed to their party caucus meetings to discuss the homeland security funding.  (AP Photo/Lauren Victoria Burke)

Run, Warren, Run: Why Elizabeth Warren should run for president in 2016

Sam Schwindt March 2, 2015

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is not likely running for president in 2016 — unless, of course, you ask her supporters. According to The Atlantic, The Huffington Post, NPR and DePaul political science...

DePaul Divest organizers and supporters celebrate the success of their referendum on May 23, 2014. (Photo courtesy of Students for Justice in Palestine)

DePaul Divest: No more silence

Hanna Alshaikh March 1, 2015

Last spring, DePaul students spoke out in support of Palestinian human rights, approving a referendum that called on the university to pull its investments from 12 corporations that perpetuated Israeli...

Suzanne Bryant (left) and Sarah Goodfriend hold up their marriage license after a press conference Feb. 19. They became the first same-sex couple to marry in Texas on Thursday morning. (Mariana Munoz | AP)

Conservative Texas and the fight for gay marriage

Donyae Lewis March 1, 2015

In the fight for gay marriage, Texas District Judge David Wahlberg made a monumental decision to issue a same-sex marriage license to Sarah Goodfriend, who was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, and Suzanne...

Comedy Central announced Feb. 10, that Jon Stewart will leave The Daily Show this year. (Photo by Victoria Will/Invision/AP, File)

Replacing Jon Stewart: The future of comedic news in limbo

Danielle Harris, Former news editor March 1, 2015

After nearly 16 years, Stewart is leaving “The Daily Show,” sending the future of comedic news into limbo For comedy lovers and Fox News criticizers, “The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart...

In this Thursday, Sept. 27, 2015 file photo, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shows an illustration as he describes his concerns over Irans nuclear ambitions during his address to the 67th session of the United Nations General Assembly at U.N. headquarters. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

Negotiations and annihilation: Netanyahu’s March 3 speech to Congress

Benjamin Rios February 27, 2015

As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech on March 3 to Congress approaches, the mystery and drama around the timing of the speech is increasing. Prime Minister Netanyahu is set to encourage...

Jordanians travel to southern Jordan Feb. 6 to pay respects to the family of Lt. Moaz al-Kasasbeh, the pilot burned alive by the Islamic State after his plane crashed in late December 2014. (Roy Gutman | Tribune News Service)

No one is safe: Jordanian people refuse to let fear dictate their lives

Tom Rietz February 22, 2015

Throughout the past month, developments of the Jordanian-ISIL hostage crisis have gone from tense to brutally violent. Tensions between Jordan and the international terrorist organization have escalated...

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