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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

St. Vincents DeJamz: Best Original Score

St. Vincent’s DeJamz: Best Original Score

Pat Mullane February 19, 2017

While it certainly may not be as popular as the other categories, Best Original Score at the Academy Awards is home to an array of soothing, thrilling and divine sounds that are mastered by some of the...

DePaul students reflect on different Valentine’s Day plans

DePaul students reflect on different Valentine’s Day plans

Taylor Ashmore February 13, 2017

As love fills the air this Valentine’s Day, DePaul couples, both on and off campus, have put together plans for the big day, whether it be dinner downtown or a romantic FaceTime call. DePaul...

Charlie Day talks packing a punch in“Fist Fight”

Charlie Day talks packing a punch in“Fist Fight”

Pat Mullane February 13, 2017

Actor Charlie Day (“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” “Horrible Bosses”) stars in his first leading role in the upcoming comedy film, “Fist Fight,” starring Ice Cube, Tracy Morgan, Dean...

DePaul alumna reflects on road to Lyric Opera House

DePaul alumna reflects on road to Lyric Opera House

Rachel Hinton February 13, 2017

Lindsay Metzger didn’t realize that opera was a career path she could take before her time at DePaul. Metzger, who graduated in 2010, was a vocal performance major during her time at DePaul. On Saturday,...

You say potato, I say potahto: New bistro offers comfort food

You say potato, I say potahto: New bistro offers comfort food

Brian Pearlman, Nation & World Editor February 13, 2017

With a little over 30 vendors ranging from barbecue to Greek to Japanese, the Chicago French Market — located at 131 N. Clinton St. — provides plenty of options to hungry Loop commuters. As of Feb...

St. Vincents DeJamz: Valentines Day feels

St. Vincent’s DeJamz: Valentine’s Day feels

Pat Mullane February 12, 2017

It’s that time of February again, where the red roses and chocolates hit every store waiting to be picked up as a Valentine’s Day chore.If there’s one subject music has overly explored throughout...

QUIZ: How single are you?

QUIZ: How single are you?

Taylor Ashmore February 12, 2017

Pick a romantic comedy: a)  “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.” Not only is Kate Hudson GOALS, but it’s pretty upsetting that she ends up with Matthew McConaughey’s character in the end. Your dating...

Auto show opening weekend showcases new technology

Auto show opening weekend showcases new technology

Pat Mullane February 12, 2017

McCormick Place Convention Center opened its doors this weekend to kick off the highly anticipated Chicago Auto Show, marking the 109th installment of North America’s largest and longest running automobile...

Going for the Grammy

Going for the Grammy

Pat Mullane February 6, 2017

With The Grammys quickly approaching, here are the artists we predict will take home awards, those we would love to finally see shine, and others that could prove to surprise us.  Record of the Year This...

Hollywood award shows turn political with acceptance speeches

Hollywood award shows turn political with acceptance speeches

Pat Mullane February 6, 2017

The 2017 Screen Actors Guild awards (SAGs) kicked off last weekend with politics center stage, as award winner after award winner used their acceptance speechES as an opportunity to criticize President...

West Loop sandwich shop offers fair prices and simple lunch

West Loop sandwich shop offers fair prices and simple lunch

Brian Pearlman, Nation & World Editor February 6, 2017

The West Loop/Fulton Market area has always had a bit of a fancy and pricey reputation. After all it’s here, within a roughly three-quarters of a mile span from Morgan Street to Halstead Street., that...

Hip-hop artist looks to avoid commercialism in music

Hip-hop artist looks to avoid commercialism in music

Nandi Howard February 5, 2017

Joining Chicago’s extensive and thriving hip-hop scene is newcomer Melo Makes Music, an independent artist from the city’s South Side. To not give credit to the successful year Chicago had in music...

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