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DePaul's Student Newspaper — Since 1923

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People sit at a prayer service for Reanna Hammad at Cortelyou Commons on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. Hammad was a force to be reckoned with during clinical rotations and continuously proved to be a stellar student, according to her instructors.
DePaul community honors Reanna Hammad’s life and legacy
Olivia Hanif, Contributing Writer / June 2, 2025
Student visa revocations explained
Khadija Mujahid, Contributing Writer / June 2, 2025
Educators and students react as Trump’s executive order pushes AI into K–12 classrooms
Jacqueline Yeager, Contributing Writer / June 2, 2025
The post-grad job hunt is on — there’s hope despite concerns
Isabella Russomanno, Contributing Writer / June 2, 2025
Despite ‘roller-coaster’ emotions, some DePaul seniors say city life prepared them for what’s next
Casey Tharrington, Contributing Writer / June 2, 2025
TRENDING
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DePaul men’s soccer player Chase Stegall dies unexpectedly in residence hall

DePaul men’s soccer player Chase Stegall dies unexpectedly in residence hall

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Countdown to ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’

Countdown to ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’

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Violet Clare performs at Fallen Log in Chicago on Thursday, Feb 20. Clare said she tries to mix in covers and upbeat songs with her originals and more introspective music. At this show, she said a concertgoer singing along gave her a needed confidence boost.

Violet Clare is building a music career from her Wrigleyville bedroom

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PPGA President Maya Roman leads their town hall at the Lincoln Park Public Library on Friday, June 13, 2025. This came after DePaul University forced the organization to deactivate.

DePaul reproductive health group to reshape following university shutdown

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The Harrison, left, and Dever water intake cribs sit near Navy Pier in 2022. Dever is the most recent of the cribs built in 1935.

Encyclopedia DePaulia: Where Chicago gets its water

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ARTS & LIFE
The bust of Jean Baptiste Pointe DuSable stands in Chicago's Pioneer Court on Thursday, May 29, 2025. The statue was sculpted by Erik Blome and has been up since 2009.
Violet Clare performs at Fallen Log in Chicago on Thursday, Feb 20. Clare said she tries to mix in covers and upbeat songs with her originals and more introspective music. At this show, she said a concertgoer singing along gave her a needed confidence boost.
The cast of "The Chronicles of the Kaleidoscope Visitors" bows at the end of their dress rehersal on Wednesday, May 14, 2025. Cookie Isenberg (far right) is the only member in the cast who will graduate this spring.
SPORTS
‘Me salvó la vida’: Un joven mexicano en Chicago encuentra esperanza entre la falta de representación en el baloncesto
‘Me salvó la vida’: Un joven mexicano en Chicago encuentra esperanza entre la falta de representación en el baloncesto
Ethan Medel, Contributing Writer / June 12, 2025
‘Basketball saved my life’: Adjusting to America’s basketball
‘Basketball saved my life’: Adjusting to America’s basketball
Ethan Medel, Contributing Writer / June 9, 2025
DePaul men’s soccer player Chase Stegall dies unexpectedly in residence hall
DePaul men’s soccer player Chase Stegall dies unexpectedly in residence hall
Nick Palazzolo, Men's Basketball Beat Writer / June 2, 2025
Helen Wargo and friends rest after playing soccer together in the early morning of Saturday, May 17, 2025 at Fleet Fields. Adult pickup games and weekly mini tournaments are often available to the public at Fleet Fields.
Concrete turned green: Pickup soccer flourishes amid the factories and warehouses of Bucktown
Isabella Siemaszko, Contributing Writer / June 2, 2025
OPINIONS
Amber Corkey sits for a photo in the SAC on Thursday, May 29, 2025. Most 200- and 300-level WRD classes are taught in room SAC 301. Some quarters, Amber would spend up to nine hours a week in the classroom.
A not-goodbye for the not-journalists
Amber Corkey, Copy Editor / June 3, 2025
A wee Rose O'Keeffe stands clutching her Kit Kittredge doll next to her mama, Rebecca Jones, before the first day of school in September 2011. O'Keeffe was always drawn to Kit the American Girl because of her dream to be a reporter. Photo provided by Eamonn O'Keeffe
A real-life reporter
Rose O'Keeffe, Content Managing Editor / June 2, 2025
Lucia Preziosi on her first day as Editor-in-Chief on Oct. 11, 2024. Preziosi served three different positions at the DePaulia. (Provided by Lucia Preziosi)
Student media getting their flowers: Saying farewell to The DePaulia
Lucia Preziosi, Editor in Chief / June 2, 2025
Trump’s international film tariffs won’t save Hollywood
Trump’s international film tariffs won’t save Hollywood
Sana Hajidamji, Opinion Beat Writer / May 26, 2025
Annie Koziel writes "I'm Annie Koziel and this is my handwriting" on Friday, May 23, 2025.
Writing on girlhood: Why handwriting means so much to me
Annie Koziel, Asst. Copy Editor / May 26, 2025
LA DEPAULIA
Manifestantes contra las redadas de ICE marchan en el casco urbano de Chicago el 10 de junio de 2025. Una pancarta dice “Los inmigrantes hacen grande a Estados Unidos”, en referencia al eslogan presidencial de Trump, “Hacer a Estados Unidos grande otra vez”.
‘Estoy llena de coraje y rabia’: Se desatan protestas tras aumento de arrestos por parte de ICE en Chicago y Los Ángeles
Sofia Joseph, La DePaulia News Editor / June 13, 2025
Demonstrators protest against ICE raids march in downtown Chicago on June 10, 2025. One sign reads "Immigrants Make America Great" in reference to Trump's presidential slogan, "Make America Great Again."
‘I’m filled with anger and rage’: Protests unfold following surge in aggressive ICE arrests in Chicago, Los Angeles
Sofia Joseph, La DePaulia News Editor
‘Me salvó la vida’: Un joven mexicano en Chicago encuentra esperanza entre la falta de representación en el baloncesto
‘Me salvó la vida’: Un joven mexicano en Chicago encuentra esperanza entre la falta de representación en el baloncesto
Ethan Medel, Contributing Writer
Una asistente levanta la bandera de Puerto Rico en Sueños Festival el 25 de mayo de 2025 en Grant Park. Siete de los 22 artistas que se presentaron en el escenario principal eran puertorriqueños, lo que representa casi un tercio del cartel.
Artistas puertorriqueños representan a la ‘Tierra del Reggaetón’ en el Sueños Music Festival 2025 con casi un tercio del cartel
Nupur Bosmiya and Laura Vázquez David
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