Blue Madness is back.
After what was a brief hiatus since 2019, DePaul basketball was on display, two weeks before the season officially tips off.
The free public event took place on Friday,...
Lily Lowndes, Social Media Editor
• October 16, 2022
An earlier version of this story had an inaccuracy related to the fee structure and source of funds for student printing services. It has since been corrected to accurately reflect that printing service...
On the edges of Chicago’s city limits, 25 minutes north of the Fullerton ‘L’ stop, lies the activism-rooted, community-based neighborhood of Rogers Park.
Recently rated fifth on Money.com’s...
Being raised by a single mother who worked in a non-union factory her entire life, Joe Bowen, who does campaigning for the Vote Yes for Workers’ Rights group, decided to research unions, soon realizing...
Room 311 in the Student Center radiates a sense of warmth and welcome. At first glance, the well-worn couch and communal kitchen could be mistaken for a community lounge rather than the Division of Mission...
Sarah Lim, a 17-year-old DePaul freshman, expressed some regret for her homeless publicity stunt last week.
In a one-on-one interview with The DePaulia, Lim described her actions as inappropriate.
“After...
“It has been 106 days since the Supreme Court reversed 50 years of legal precedent and overturned Roe vs. Wade,” Dr. Allsion Cowett, an abortion provider, said. “The results have been devastating.”...
Coaches Tony Stubblefield and Doug Bruno and DePaul basketball players represented DePaul at Thursday’s Chicagoland Media Tip-off Luncheon.
Hosted by ABC7’s Dionne Miller, this was the first...
Land acknowledgements are used throughout the country to recognize the tribal lands English settlers colonized. At the DePaul academic convocation held on Sept. 1, President Rob. L Manuel included the...
Chicago reporters will no longer be relying on live police scanners to chase crime stories, but rather, a delayed broadcast that will be available to the public by the end of the year.
The scanner...
An NCAA soccer match and an English Premier League contest might look like the same game to the casual viewer. For DePaul freshman Freya Jupp, it’s fitting that the two countries call the sport a different...
When head coach Doug Bruno took over the DePaul women’s basketball team in 1978, he wasn't just changing sports at DePaul, he was changing the outlook on how women’s sports should be valued.
As...
