Advertisement
The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Will copyright recognition threaten the future of video sharing?

Andrew Nunez March 26, 2014

Thanks to the Internet, video sharing has changed the way we share experiences with one another. Think about it: how would one go about sharing a video they made with others before the existence of the...

Federal laws needed to financially aid undocumented students

Sarah Jolie March 26, 2014

Throughout America's history, millions of people have migrated to this country in hopes for a better future. The United States is known for its opportunities, which are unattainable in most countries....

Sunday conversations in KrakêÑÔ_w: A voice against Poland’s bid for the future winter Olympic Games

Rose Pacult March 26, 2014

Editor's note: The writer is a DePaul student who has recently been studying in KrakêÑÔ_w, Poland.Just as controversies surrounding the Sochi Winter Olympics quietly lose momentum in the media, uneasy...

Letter to the editor: A few pointers on the Israeli Birthright issue

Leah Karchmer March 12, 2014

Over the past few weeks, two articles have appeared in the DePaulia ("Students explore their Jewish culture on Taglit Birthright Israel" and "A Palestinian viewpoint of Birthright trips to Israel"),...

Letter to the editor: Both parties agree, SGA deserves more scrutiny

Recently, a member of the Student Government Association published a scathing op-ed in the DePaulia responding to concerns that several students have voiced regarding how receptive SGA is to our needs.Rather...

A solitary cell: alone in a broken prison system

Zoe Krey March 2, 2014

The media has us fooled once again. With shows on television such as "Orange is the New Black," "Hawaii Five-O" and "Blacklist," the media has convinced us that we know how the prison system works. The...

A Palestinian viewpoint of Birthright trips to Israel

Leila Abdul Razzaq March 2, 2014

I do not have a birthright to visit Israel. I am not eligible for a free trip. In fact, my family members don't even have the Right of Return as refugees. Three years ago, an opportunity arose to visit...

Justice still not served for black America

Darartu Mohamed February 24, 2014

Last summer in Jacksonville, Fla., Jordan Davis and his friends were shot at by Michael Dunn. Dunn was annoyed about the loud "thug" music they were playing in their car and got into an altercation with...

Counterpoint: SGA deserves more credit

Jarrett Long February 24, 2014

I write to you aggravated by your article in last week's issue about a disconnect between Student Government Association (SGA) and the student body. Seriously? The author makes a claim about a disconnect...

Coming out: Some closets are tougher than others

Zoe Krey February 24, 2014

Ellen DeGeneres, Jim Parsons, Andy Cohen, Jane Lynch, Neil Patrick Harris - what do all of these Hollywood stars have in common? They are ridiculously funny and seriously successful. Additionally, in light...

W.O.R.C.ing for a better future

Darartu Mohamed February 18, 2014

With Nelson Mandela's death this past December, we've surely lost a tremendous leader. Thankfully, there's a leader on the rise: our very own Matthew Manning.He is a recent graduate of DePaul University...

CVS stops selling tobacco products: A fresh breath for smokers

Tom Fowkes February 16, 2014

By now, CVS Caremark's decision to stop selling tobacco products by Oct. 1 has filtered through media outlets to a public that has responded with commendation at best, and minor annoyance at worst. While...

Load More Stories