University Counseling Services (UCS) have filled eight out of 10 positions they aimed to hire by the end of the academic school year, according to UCS Director Tow Yau.
The university contract with...
DePaul was empty when DeWayne Peevy visited on the Fourth of July two years ago. No one was around, but he fell in love with the campus anyway and knew it was where he wanted to be. A little over a month...
In an interview with the DePaul Music Business Organization, indie classic-rock band Sitting On Stacy gave insight on their beginnings and progress before their show in Chicago at Beat Kitchen. Now under...
In the wake of the recent, tragic mass shootings in Buffalo, N.Y., Uvalde, Texas and the countless shootings in the nation’s largest cities this past month, America is about to enter yet another battle...
bbno$, pronounced baby no money, walked onto the FEST stage wearing a white tank top, white bomber jacket, pleated green pants and his signature pink toque — that’s what Canadians call a beanie. The...
As a sea of students took over the quad for a night full of music, DePaul reignited a school tradition: for the first year since 2019, FEST was back.
On Friday evening, DePaul hosted performances from...
Season three of “Atlanta” is what modern television should be: hysterical, bold, creative and genre-bending, with some of the most beautiful and well-acted television episodes I’ve seen to date....
Jackson Healy, Nation and World Editor
• May 29, 2022
In the wake of the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas that killed two teachers and 19 students aged 9 to 11, legislators, activists and the public at large are once again left wondering...
As festival season in Chicago has begun in recent weeks, the Chicago-based hip-hop music festival Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash returns from June 17 to 19.
The festival will take place in Douglass Park...
I got my first panic attack in months this week.
It was more of a bummer for me than anything else. It had been so long since I had one that I thought I might not have to worry about them anymore, as...
The fifth annual Midnight Breakfast returned to DePaul’s campus for the first time since the pandemic May 24. About 1,013 students attended the study break for the end of the quarter.
The event, sponsored...
When entering Millennium Park Thursday evening, one would expect to see tourists and Chicago natives alike laughing, snapping photographs next to “The Bean,” and enjoying the summer evening. Instead,...
