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Police stood guard in Baltimore during the protests following the death of Freddie Gray in April. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky, File)

Deep roots underlie the police brutality problem

May 31, 2015
People in Mexico City demonstrate in solidarity for the

‘The disappeared’ of Mexico’s drug war

May 25, 2015

Fight for your rights as renters

May 17, 2015
People wait for water at a refugee camp for Rohingyas, a persecuted Muslim minority group in Myanmar. (AP Photo/Binsar Bakkara)

Buddhist violence in Myanmar highlights religious misconceptions

May 17, 2015
Feminist activist Beth E. Richie lectures about the flaws of carceral feminism. which relies on punishment to deter sexual violence. (Kevin Gross / The DePaulia)

Carceral feminism and the flaws of punishment-based policy

May 10, 2015
Boxes of aid from the Chinese Red Cross arrive in Nepal. (AP Photo/Niranjan Shrestha)

International community rallies to contribute Nepal relief aid

May 3, 2015
Painted murals are displayed on the street in Havana, Cuba. (AP Photo/Desmond Boylan)

The forbidden land: Cuba re-opening

April 19, 2015
People walk past an anti-Muslim advertisement placed on a Philadelphia public bus. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

Islamophobic ads highlight free speech controversy

April 12, 2015
Eighty-one votes separate Ald. Michele Smith, Caroline Vickrey in 43rd Ward race

Eighty-one votes separate Ald. Michele Smith, Caroline Vickrey in 43rd Ward race

April 8, 2015
Numerous efforts, ranging from pro-LGBT protests (left) to the sending of letters to Indiana politicians, preceded the amendment of Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act. (AP Photo/Doug McSchooler)

Religion and liberalism: mutually exclusive?

April 5, 2015
Rescue workers clear the Germanwings Flight 9525 crash site in the French Alps. Despite publicization of flight crashes, the probability of being in one remains near-nil. (AP Photo/Laurent Cipriani, File)

Airline disasters highlight irrationality of human fears

April 5, 2015
A call for civic change: Chicago's referendum proposal for election funding reform

A call for civic change: Chicago’s referendum proposal for election funding reform

March 8, 2015
The powerful social construct of race

The powerful social construct of race

March 8, 2015
A 10-pound sack of white rice usually costs betwen $10 and $15 but yields nearly 100 servings, making it a cheap, versatile food. (Kevin Gross / The DePaulia)

Cheap eats: Rice makes for ideal college meal

March 8, 2015
Some analysts believe an elected school board would reduce the infuence that Mayor Rahm Emanuel (center) has over bureaucrats such as former Chicago Public Schools CEO Jean-Claude Brizard (left), or Chicago Board of Education president David Vitale. (E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune/MCT)

A call for civic change: Chicago’s referendum for elected school board

March 1, 2015
An aerial view of Chicago taken on Feb. 3 after multiple snowfalls. (Kiichiro Sato | AP)

White weather, red profits: Chicago businesses face consequences from snowfall

February 8, 2015
French Muslims walk past anti-Muslim graffiti painted on a Mosque in Saint-Etienne, France. (Laurent Cipriani | AP)

No forgiveness granted: Muslims face tradition of backlash for extremism after Charlie Hebdo attack

January 18, 2015
The proposal for federally funded community college tuition is partially based off of a similar plan implemented in Tennessee. (Brad Montgomery | Creative Commons)

‘Two years free’: Economic ramifications of Obama’s community college tuition proposal

January 18, 2015
People demonstrate at Michigan Ave. on the Day of Anger march, Dec. 13. (Kevin Gross / The DePaulia)

‘Black lives matter’: Q&A with Elijah Obasanya, Chicago police violence protestor

January 11, 2015
Chicago Recovery Alliance aims to reduce drug harm

Chicago Recovery Alliance aims to reduce drug harm

November 16, 2014
President Barack Obama speaks after the elections. Due to harsh Democrat losses, some wonder if he'll rely on executive powers for policymaking in his final years. (Evan Vucci | AP)

The red dawn: Republican midterm gains have sweeping policy ramifications

November 9, 2014
STORIFY: Voter turnout in Chicago

STORIFY: Voter turnout in Chicago

November 4, 2014
Stickers await voters after they cast their votes on Election Day at Glenwood Center in Greensboro, N.C., Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2014. (AP Photo/Gerry Broome)

Storify: 2014 National Midterm Elections

November 4, 2014
The electoral battleground: National midterms 2014

The electoral battleground: National midterms 2014

October 26, 2014
Philadelphia largest city to decriminalize pot

Philadelphia largest city to decriminalize pot

October 19, 2014
Turmoil in the East

Turmoil in the East

October 12, 2014
Gerrymandering poses questions for fair elections

Gerrymandering poses questions for fair elections

October 12, 2014
Michael Dunn found guilty of murder

Michael Dunn found guilty of murder

October 5, 2014
Pocket change: Minimum wage won’t drastically kill jobs

Pocket change: Minimum wage won’t drastically kill jobs

October 5, 2014
Rising temperatures, global concerns

Rising temperatures, global concerns

September 28, 2014
A member of a Kurdish Popular Protection Unit, which is combating the extremist militant group ISIS in northern Iraq. The United States has been supporting forces in Iraq fighting ISIS, and Congress just voted to arm many other groups in Syria to combat ISIS. Photo by Manu Brabu/AP.

Congress approves arming of Syrian rebels

September 21, 2014
Missouri Highway Patrol Capt. Ron Johnson walks among people protesting the police shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson last month.

World News: Summer 2014 recap

September 15, 2014
Pulling out pockets

Pulling out pockets

September 15, 2014
A 14-year-old Guatemalan girl traveling alone waits for a northbound freight train along with other Central American migrants, in Arriaga, Chiapas state, Mexico. More than 52,000 unaccompanied children have been apprehended since October. (AP Exchange)

A violent plight: U.S. faces crisis over illegal immigrant children

July 17, 2014
The Wall Street Stock Exchange, through which many of DePaul's $527 million in investments are traded. Photo courtesy of AP.

Persuing a Vincentian balance sheet

June 2, 2014

Grading the graders

June 2, 2014
Supporters of DePaul Divest dropped a Palestinian flag Wednesday, May 21 in Arts & Letters Hall. (Matt Paras / The DePaulia)

DePaul SGA referendum vote calls for divestment

May 27, 2014
Elevate Chicago might not lift the economy

Elevate Chicago might not lift the economy

May 27, 2014

One soda maker’s role in an international conflict

February 9, 2014

A personal reflection on Chinese ethnic identity in modern America

February 2, 2014

Roe v. Wade: A damning partisan legacy

January 26, 2014

With conceal-carry rights, proceed with caution

January 19, 2014

Pussy Riot, punk and the legacy of protest

January 12, 2014

Amid winter holidays, city’s homeless not celebrating

January 4, 2014

No decisionmaking in D.C.

October 7, 2013

Vladimir Putin’s editorial ignites American response on Syria

September 22, 2013

Another year, another dollar: What is being done to curb college costs?

September 16, 2013

Amid strife in Middle East, humanitarianism is needed

August 27, 2013

Bankrupt Detroit highlights urban America’s problems

August 6, 2013

Celebvocacy: A tool for social justice

July 25, 2013
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