Hanging in the balance: Law professor fighting termination advances civil rights lawsuit
Benjamin Conboy, Editor-in-Chief
September 17, 2018
Three blocks away from DePaul’s College of Law, years of disagreement spilled over into a federal courthouse on Friday. Professor Terry Smith, an African-American labor law and voting rights scholar, is seeking $3 million in damages in a civil rights lawsuit filed against the law dean Jennifer Rosato...
Trump’s new budget released
Evan Sully, Staff Writer
February 26, 2018
President Donald Trump has proven himself to be a president who spends lots of money that this country doesn’t have. On Feb. 12, Trump sent Congress a $4.4 trillion budget proposal, the second of his presidency, that would add $7 trillion to the federal deficit over the next 10 years beginning in 2...
Meetings with the task force begin, DePaul’s future to be decided
Benjamin Conboy and Jonathan Ballew
December 5, 2017
Members of the DePaul community gathered Nov. 15 and 16 to voice their opinions about where they would like to see DePaul in the year 2024. In the coming months, a task force consisting of university leadership will release a six-year plan that will ultimately determine what type of school DePau...
DePaul begins EVP search process
Brenden Moore
July 22, 2015
DePaul is set to officially begin the search process for a new Executive Vice President after the position was posted on the university’s internal job board as well as several outside sites. Read More »...
Real potential of DePaul SGA: Greater autonomy needed from administration
Tyler Solorio
May 10, 2015
We passed provisions to allow funding for free HIV and STI testing, textbook financial aid and emergency funds in case of financial emergencies that could hinder students’ enrollment with the money that was allotted to us as Student Government Association (SGA). No, this isn’t DePaul’s SGA, but it was the SGA of a community college...
Second provost candidate James Coleman visits DePaul
Grant Myatt
January 28, 2015
The second provost finalist, James Coleman, visited campus earlier this week highlighting the similarities of his current institution to DePaul and his upbringing as the son of a civil rights leader in his pitch for the position. Read More »...
Finalists for DePaul provost search announced
Brenden Moore and Megan Deppen
January 16, 2015
DePaul's Provost Search Committee announced the four finalists for the open provost position along with their visitation schedules in an email to the DePaul community today. The four candidates: Nancy Brickhouse of the University of Delaware, James Coleman of Virginia Commonwealth University, Marten denBoer of California State...
Tackling the issue: time to clear the animosity and ignorance
Zoe Krey
September 29, 2014
We know the statistics, we know the rumors, we know the rhetoric, but do we recognize the misconceptions? Read More »...
Short-term solutions: DePaul sees high level of interim administrators
Brenden Moore
September 15, 2014
On top of dealing with rising tuition, fluctuating enrollment and frozen salaries like many universities and colleges across the country, DePaul faces a unique issue this year with many interim administrators and frequent turnover of faculty and staff. Read More »...
January 28, 2020 • No Comments
Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Monday that there are no plans to suspend Illinois' automatic voter registration...
Chicago’s low-income communities receiving a $20M investment
January 28, 2020
Underprivileged areas in Chicago will receive an estimated $20 million investment...
1-year-old Chicago toddler shot in parents’ gun struggle
January 28, 2020
A 1-year-old boy whose father claimed had been shot in the head by a gunman...
DePaul adds new Board of Trustees members
January 27, 2020
DePaul University’s Board of Trustees will bring aboard six newly elected...