OPINION: Without proper disability services, education becomes a barrier rather than an opportunity
Isabelle Garreaud, Contributing Writer
January 20, 2020
Starting college is a daunting adventure of meeting new people, learning new material in classes, and overall, figuring out your future. But for students with disabilities, there is an added worry of being properly accommodated so they can learn just like their other classmates. Imagine in every college class you took, you...
ASL interpreters give voice to DePaul’s Theatre School
Kirsten Onsgard
November 16, 2014
The Theatre School earlier this month brought to life “The Phantom Tollbooth,” Norton Juster’s vivid children’s novel of a young boy who adventures to learn the meaning of time. But as one spotlight illuminated Milo and his watchdog Tock, another shined on two women to the far stage right ...
