DePaul is no longer requiring students, faculty and staff to receive a Covid-19 vaccine as of May 12.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker announced that May 11 was the end date of Covid-19 being a public health...
Eight victims. A dead gunman. Yet another point on the exhausted list of gun related tragedies that is only growing larger, as a shopping center in Allen, Texas becomes the most recent target of a mass...
Minister Jené A. Colvin, from DePaul’s Division of Mission and Ministry, said her grandmother Eunice Jones Hawthorne lived to be 95. Born in 1919, Hawthorne lived when Jim Crow laws were in place and...
Editor's note: This story contains mentions of sex offenses and descriptions of assault.
“On this day I learned a very hard lesson: How to keep living when you have felt the cold grasp of death,”...
The agenda for this month's Faculty Council meeting did not list either DePaul's budget gap or the Strategic Resource Allocation Committee (SRAC). Still, the topic dominated a portion of the May 3 meeting,...
The theme of untold stories came naturally to Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) art gallery curator Sophia Iqbal.
"The idea of untold stories is very prevalent among Asian American communities...
Last year at my parent’s parish – where I grew up in – held a meeting about church attendance. In this meeting, they discussed a pertinent topic that church officials have been concerned about: getting...
Jake Cox, Digital Managing Editor
• April 30, 2023
As DePaul continues to face its $56.5 million budget gap, calls for radical transparency echo throughout all corners of the university’s administration. The lack of transparency in DePaul’s discussions...
When Myles Francis, the project director for the Chicago Center for Youth Violence Prevention, entered a movie theater last April with his younger brother, he was immediately faced with a sign that read,...
More than 30 colorful T-shirts hung in the Lincoln Park Student Center Friday night, beckoning many who entered to look closer. However, the display revealed its somber message to students who neared it.
One...
Pink and white hues color the skies of Chicago’s Jackson Park in late April, as over 190 budding Sakura cherry blossom trees sprawl over green grass in the Hyde Park neighborhood, symbolizing the long-awaited...
When Ezra Constante first moved from Kentucky to Chicago to attend DePaul, he did not expect in four years to be a drag king.
But on April 27, in a small room in the back of DePaul’s Richardson...
