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The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

El cardenal Robert Prevost aparece en la logia central de la Basílica de San Pedro después de ser elegido el 267° pontífice de la Iglesia Católica Romana, eligiendo el nombre del Papa León XIV, en el Vaticano, el jueves 8 de mayo de 2025.

Robert Francis Prevost, nacido en Chicago, es elegido como el primer papa estadounidense

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor May 8, 2025

Humo blanco salió del Vaticano esta mañana, señalando que un nuevo líder de la Iglesia Católica había sido elegido. El cardenal Robert Francis Prevost, de Estados Unidos, será el 267.º líder...

El cardenal Robert Prevost aparece en la logia central de la Basílica de San Pedro después de ser elegido el 267° pontífice de la Iglesia Católica Romana, eligiendo el nombre del Papa León XIV, en el Vaticano, el jueves 8 de mayo de 2025.

Chicago-born Robert Francis Prevost elected first American pope

Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor May 8, 2025

White smoke billowed from the Vatican this morning, signaling that a new leader of the Catholic Church had been elected.  Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States will be the Catholic Church’s...

Grace Johnson works on butterfly wing arrangements in The Insect Asylum’s taxidermy studio in Chicago on Friday April 25, 2025. The museum restores vintage taxidermy and provides mortuary services for pets.

Finding solace amid a sea of beetles, a 60-year-old antelope — and maybe even snakes and spiders

Weronika Lowczyk, Contributing Writer May 5, 2025

On a recent rainy Friday afternoon, amid an endless sprawl of concrete and construction zones, a handful of curious city dwellers find themselves surrounded by dense moss, curious rocks, thousands of insects,...

OK Go singer Damian Kulash performs at Chicago's Riviera Theatre on Friday, April 25, 2025. Kulash and OK Go is touring for the first time in a decade promoting their new album "And the Adjacent Possible."

‘Here It Goes Again’: OK Go at Riviera Theatre

Annie Koziel, Asst. Copy Editor May 5, 2025

From an outside perspective, it might look like OK Go has been off the map — or on hiatus — for almost a decade. But according to bassist and founding member Tim Nordwind, their new album “And the...

Lake Michigan waves crash on Fullerton Beach at sunrise on October 12, 2024. Each year 11.6 million pounds of plastic is poured into the lake which serves as the main drinking water supply for the city.

The plastic we drink: How can Chicago help curb Lake Michigan microplastic pollution?

Jared Lam, Contributing Writer May 5, 2025

Every year, 11.6 million pounds of plastic trash makes its way into Lake Michigan, Chicago’s largest source of drinking water. Even as the city tries to tackle this issue, it means that microplastics...

Lena Dimitroff, Class 2 floriculturist, prunes flowers in the Garfield Park Conservatory’s Show House in Chicago on Friday, April 11, 2025. Pruning promotes new growth and keeps flowers looking fresh.

Get in on spring’s secrets at the Garfield Park Conservatory’s annual flower show

Weronika Lowczyk, Contributing Writer April 21, 2025

On a brisk Friday afternoon, Chicagoans immersed themselves in a world of vibrant blooms and fragrant scents. The welcoming scene inside at the Garfield Park Conservatory contrasted the dreary final grasp...

Coach bags, cheetah print, feathers and chunky jewelry lay on display on Thursday, March 6, 2025, during a private shopping experience hosted by Overdressedlocal. The client requested clothes to wear to Coachella.

Real or faux? Choose, for faux-sake!

Lina Gebhardt, Multimedia Editor April 7, 2025

“I’d rather go naked than wear fur,” critics and campaign ads once argued. For decades, fur has been more than a fabric — it’s been a statement, status symbol and the center of controversy. Once...

What does Trump's targeting of ‘woke programming' in the arts mean for Chicago's artists?

What does Trump’s targeting of ‘woke programming’ in the arts mean for Chicago’s artists?

Matt Ramsey, Contributing Writer March 10, 2025

Leaders in Chicago’s diverse performing arts community are worried about the Trump administration’s push to control the country's cultural narrative and the impact it could have on funding. On Feb....

Amy Colucio stands by her tent in Uptown on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025. Colucio and her sister have been living in a tent community since September 2024, after they were evicted from their apartment.

Chicago’s ‘One System Initiative’: A bold reform or a band-aid solution for unhoused communities?

Sarah Hendry, LiLi Jarvenpa, Mia Abraham, and Luis Caro March 3, 2025

Amy Colucio’s cat, Little Man, struts around the quiet tent community in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood next to the bustling Lakeshore Drive. But he never strays very far from his owner as the frigid...

Students at James Farmer Jr Elementary school participate in celebratory Black History Month activities. These have included schoolwide presentations on Black history and students dressing as historical figures for a schoolwide “wax museum.”

Amid attacks on DEI, the importance of Black history emphasized in classrooms

Aaliyah McFadden, Contributing Writer February 26, 2025

Educators in Chicago are considering what it means to celebrate Black History Month as the Trump administration cracks down on diversity, equality and inclusion. Last month, the White House released...

The Chicago Reader’s fight for survival: Navigating financial struggles to sustain local journalism

The Chicago Reader’s fight for survival: Navigating financial struggles to sustain local journalism

Grace Logan, Arts & Life Editor February 17, 2025

The Chicago Reader, operating as a board-governed, unionized nonprofit, provides free news coverage for the Chicagoland community. Founded in October of 1971, the Chicago Reader’s focus has always been...

Santiago Davila trains with the DePaul Men's soccer team at the Chicago Fire Pitch on Thursday, Feb. 7, 2025. The team practices three times a week, building endurance and player communication.

2,000 miles apart, DePaul goalkeepers maintain unique bond

Ryan Hinske, Sports Editor February 17, 2025

After three years as the star goalie for DePaul, Gandhi Cruz departed Lincoln Park for the next chapter of his soccer journey. To the surprise of many, but certainly not Cruz, Santiago Dávila has stepped...

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