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Rebecca Meluch, Opinions Editor

Rebecca Meluch is the Opinions Editor for The DePaulia. Email her at opinion@depauliaonline.com

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Katherine Heigl and Sarah Chalke play lifelong best friends in

REVIEW: ‘Firefly Lane’ is a series about journalism, womanhood and being a force of nature

February 14, 2021
The author and her father.

Like daughter, like father — we set fashion trends for our parents, too

February 7, 2021
A Red Line train stopped at Randolph in The Loop.

COLUMN: Chicago is a little lonelier because of Covid-19

February 7, 2021
El gobernador J.B. Pritzker habla en una conferencia de prensa el jueves por la mañana.

Pritzker: Estudiantes universitarios estarán puestos “al fondo de la fila” para poder vacunarse

February 4, 2021
llinois Governor JB Pritzker talks to journalism students, Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in the press room of the Thompson Center in downtown Chicago. Journalism students and faculty attended the candid discussion about the governor’s career and Illinois politics, followed by a question and answer session from the university's student media outlets.

Pritzker: College students ‘further back in line’ for Covid-19 vaccine

February 4, 2021
Cars in line at pharmacy drive through at Walgreens in River Forest, one of the few places to offer a Covid-19 vaccine in the area.

Chicago enters phase 1B of vaccine distribution—but college students will have to wait

January 31, 2021
Patrons eat indoors at Cozy Corner, located in Oak Park.

OPINION: Chicago just took the lead over Covid-19. We are turning it over to indoor dining.

January 26, 2021
OPINION: George Orwell did not write '1984' so it can be used to fit a 'Trump' narrative

OPINION: George Orwell did not write ‘1984’ so it can be used to fit a ‘Trump’ narrative

January 18, 2021
Three women protesting Alabama's new law banning nearly all abortions. The controversial law is the latest in a stream of bills designed to be challenged in court, with the potential to go to the Supreme Court.

OPINION: Roe v. Wade is Roe v. Wade—stop trying to change it

January 10, 2021
Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden looks to supporters and members of the press while arriving to a campaign event Friday, Oct. 16. 2020 in Southfield, Mich. (Nicole Hester/Ann Arbor News via AP)

Healthcare magnified as candidates compete for the most effective plan

October 18, 2020
COLUMN: Harsh words from my exes still hurt— but they've made me stronger

COLUMN: Harsh words from my exes still hurt— but they’ve made me stronger

October 18, 2020
Still from

Movies don’t have to be bloody to be banned

October 11, 2020
OPINION: Universities are approaching sexual assault prevention wrong

OPINION: Universities are approaching sexual assault prevention wrong

October 4, 2020
DePaul University Lincoln Park campus.

University fails to inform community of summer on-campus crime

September 27, 2020
Chris Evans, photographed at the 2020 Golden Globe Awards.

COLUMN: Chris Evans can laugh off his leaked nudes—women aren’t so lucky

September 20, 2020
Having the COVID-19 conversation with your roommates

Having the COVID-19 conversation with your roommates

September 13, 2020
Pop culture hills I would die on: Iron Man is a better superhero than Batman

Pop culture hills I would die on: Iron Man is a better superhero than Batman

September 6, 2020
FILE - Beyonce performs at the 59th annual Grammy Awards on Feb. 12, 2017, in Los Angeles. Beyonce turns 39 on Sept. 4. (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision/AP, File)

St. Vincent’s DeJamz

September 1, 2020
The van for Ms Tittle's Cupcakes, which will be featured at this year's modified Taste of Chicago festival.

Taste of Chicago to-go

July 20, 2020
McGee’s Tavern, which is located on Webster Avenue in Lincoln Park, is widely regarded at DePaul as a top spot for partying on weekends.

Memories are made of these: looking back on four years at DePaul

June 14, 2020
Lollapalooza in 2015

Lollapalooza, Taste Of Chicago, Air and Water Show canceled amid COVID-19

June 9, 2020
Tyrone Keoton Jr., is handed an unemployment benefit application form by a security guard behind the glass doors of this state WIN Job Center in north Jackson, Miss., Thursday, April 2, 2020. The job centers lobbies are closed statewide to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The agency encourages residents to apply for their benefits on line, however, the system has been stressed by the large numbers of applicants. The local job centers are making paper unemployment applications available and applicants are filling them out and pushing them back through the mail slots or doors as well as they can.

Students weigh unemployment benefits versus part-time job pay

May 18, 2020
OPINION: Not all Bernie Sanders supporters will automatically back Joe Biden

OPINION: Not all Bernie Sanders supporters will automatically back Joe Biden

May 5, 2020
What The DePaulia's Arts & Life team is binging this week

What The DePaulia’s Arts & Life team is binging this week

April 28, 2020
Acting for a Cause organizes live readings of plays to help keep culture alive during pandemic

Acting for a Cause organizes live readings of plays to help keep culture alive during pandemic

April 21, 2020
OPINION: Self care more important than productivity during pandemic

OPINION: Self care more important than productivity during pandemic

April 18, 2020
Staying healthy while keeping the relationship healthy

Staying healthy while keeping the relationship healthy

April 15, 2020
The most popular study abroad destinations for American students. (Carolyn Duff / The DePaulia)

DePaul cancels all Summer 2020 study abroad trips

March 13, 2020
Her story: Women across the world are making history theirs

Her story: Women across the world are making history theirs

March 8, 2020
Not just a wife: celebrating the women behind famous men

Not just a wife: celebrating the women behind famous men

March 1, 2020
OPINION: Harvey Weinstein: Where do we go from here?

OPINION: Harvey Weinstein: Where do we go from here?

March 1, 2020
Key: Solid green: caucus states Striped green: recently changed to primaries

Election for dummies

February 23, 2020
Relationship advice for when the honeymoon phase ends

Relationship advice for when the honeymoon phase ends

February 16, 2020
How a DePaulia writer came to terms with her breakup near Valentine’s Day

How a DePaulia writer came to terms with her breakup near Valentine’s Day

February 9, 2020
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REVIEW: ‘Knives Out’ murders all expectations

February 3, 2020
Fans mourn Kobe Bryant outside of the Staples Center on January 26, 2020.

OPINION: Reporters did wrong by Kobe and Gianna Bryant

February 3, 2020
Kaitlin Bennett interviews an unseen subject at Rutgers University.

OPINION: Kaitlin Bennett’s soiled plan for attention

January 26, 2020
REVIEW: '1917' a one-take film following a one-take mission

REVIEW: ‘1917’ a one-take film following a one-take mission

January 26, 2020
Weeding out misconceptions about recreational cannabis in Illinois

Weeding out misconceptions about recreational cannabis in Illinois

January 20, 2020
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, pictured on their wedding day.

OPINION: When the fairy tale is over

January 20, 2020

OPINION: Catcalls are not compliments

December 21, 2019
‘Ok boomer’ unites younger generations against older ones, stirs controversy between them

‘Ok boomer’ unites younger generations against older ones, stirs controversy between them

November 18, 2019
Jack Stevens, senior, enjoys thrifting to protect the environment.

Fall fashion trends on the rise as temperatures drop

November 11, 2019
President Donald Trump is dominating the media’s attention for the Republican primary.

OPINION: Opposing 2020 Republican candidates noticeably missing from media narrative

October 21, 2019
In this Monday, Oct. 10, 2011 file photo, Ferntree, of Duncan, British Columbia, a member of the Cowichan Tribes, holds her hand up as a prayer is given during a Native American protest against Columbus Day in Seattle.

More cities pushing to replace Columbus Day

October 14, 2019
Large labs and lecture halls tend to leave seats empty because of cap-sized classrooms, leaving many students without a required course.

Just ahead of Winter Quarter registration, science students worry they will struggle getting into required classes

October 7, 2019

DePaul students talk pros and cons of DePaul Greek life amidst recruitment

September 30, 2019
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