Good Vibes and Chip Times: Chicago’s sunny, spring half-marathon takes off Thousands ran in one of the first races of the running season. Sarah Hendry, Current Events Beat Writer / May 18, 2026 Thousands ran in one of the first races of the running season.Thousands ran in one of the first races of the running season.
9 things to do in the city and on campus this week As the quarter winds down, spend these last weeks basking in the springtime sun. Annie Koziel and Lindsay Freiberger / May 16, 2026 As the quarter winds down, spend these last weeks basking in the springtime sun.
Allen Vandever: How a local artist turned their abuse into sex positivity. Allen Vandever creates a nonprofit dedicated to helping sexual abuse survivors through contemporary art Nora Smith, Contributing Writer / May 11, 2026 Allen Vandever creates a nonprofit dedicated to helping sexual abuse survivors through contemporary art.
7 things to do on campus and in the city this week Spring is in full swing with mixers, marathons and music. Annie Koziel and Lindsay Freiberger / May 9, 2026 Spring is in full swing with markets, mixers, marathons and music.
Reading Between the Lines: Chicago celebrates Independent Bookstore Day Over 80 stores participate in the annual citywide crawl, drawing in thousands of readers. Amber Corkey, Chief Copy Editor & Newsletter Editor / April 27, 2026 Over 80 stores participate in the annual citywide crawl, drawing in thousands of readers.
9 things to do on campus and in the city this week Celebrate the return of springtime weather with music, markets and Earth month. Annie Koziel and Lindsay Freiberger / April 25, 2026 Celebrate the return of springtime weather with music, markets and Earth month.
Beyond Traffic Safety: How a Chicago crossing guard is forming neighborhood connections These unsung heroes are protecting their communities, one fist bump at a time. Kieran Stover, Asst. Multimedia Editor / April 20, 2026 These unsung heroes are protecting their communities, one fist bump at a time.
Más allá de la seguridad vial: Cómo un guardia de cruce en Chicago está creando conexiones comunitarias Estos héroes anónimos protegen a sus comunidades, un choque de puños a la vez. Kieran Stover, Asst. Multimedia Editor / April 20, 2026 Estos héroes anónimos protegen a sus comunidades, un choque de puños a la vez.
Chicago historian weaves culture and community into his history lessons On TikTok and network television, Shermann ‘Dilla’ Thomas shares the stories behind the city’s neighborhoods. Tori Malek, Contributing Writer / April 13, 2026 On TikTok and network television, Shermann ‘Dilla’ Thomas shares the stories behind the city’s neighborhoods.
AI development raises concerns over usage in DePaul courses The university said the post about AI curriculum creation did not meet editorial standards. Joe Bellisario, Contributing Writer / April 13, 2026 The university said the post about AI curriculum creation did not meet editorial standards.
9 things to do this week on campus and in the city From a clothing swap to Blue Demon Records Label night, there are endless activities in Chicago. Lindsay Freiberger, Asst. Arts & Life Editor / April 10, 2026 Chicago Fire vs. Atlanta United FC (DePaul Night) 7:30–10:30 p.m. | Saturday, April 11 Soldier Field Cheer on the Chicago Fire as they take on Atlanta United FC for DePaul Night! Tickets are...
9 things to do this week on campus and in the city Embrace spring quarter and enjoy some snippets of sunshine with these upcoming events. Annie Koziel, Arts & Life Editor / April 6, 2026 Embrace spring quarter and enjoy some snippets of sunshine with these upcoming events.