Peyton’s Power Hour: Anyone can play sports!
My brother, Alex, participating in the Special Olympics brings me immense happiness.
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Supreme Court maintains access to telehealth abortion as lawsuit continues
As the battle over telehealth abortion persists, Illinois works to maintain access for patients.
Motorcycle group brings creativity and community to riding
Chicago United Riders’ unique rides and open doors has made them one of the largest motorcycle groups in the city.
DePaul Latine student groups square off in third annual soccer charity match
Though they were opponents on Wish Field, ALPFA and Tepeyac were united in raising money for a Pilsen-based charity.
Politicians can’t put me in a box
States are gerrymandering to increase partisan seats in Congress before midterms, and it’s not right.
How the US has made major changes to refugee policy under Trump
Immigration experts at a DePaul conference discussed current policies and how the country can help people seeking asylum.
DePaul colabora con una escuela pública local para instalar una Little Free Library
El proyecto forma parte de una colaboración de larga trayectoria entre las escuelas para enriquecer el aprendizaje de los estudiantes.
When aren’t you being watched?
Navigating unwanted surveillance is just another public safety worry for women.
Katelyn Welsh, DePaul’s first-ever women’s pole vaulter
Welsh is facing challenges head on and setting the bar for DePaul women’s pole vaulting.
The second wave of ‘hopecore’: New grounds for internet optimism
What does this cultural resurgence of internet-driven positivity mean to the world at large?
Second man charged in 2024 attack on Jewish DePaul students
Kasem Noubani of Tinley Park appeared in Cook County court for aggravated battery and hate crime charges.
7 things to do on campus and in the city this week
Spring is in full swing with mixers, marathons and music.