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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Spring Awakening Day Two: EDM hits and rowdy fans

Kevin Quin June 15, 2015

The energy of the audience for Day 2 at Spring Awakening Music Festival easily surpassed the previous day. With this increase in liveliness, however, came an intensification of police and security guard...

Spring Awakening Day One: An excess of alcohol and satisfying sets

Kevin Quin June 15, 2015

The demotivating blanket of grey clouds coupled with a light rain mist wasn’t enough to keep festival goers from attending Spring Awakening Music Festival this past Friday. As one of the largest EDM...

Mark Walsh has been the campaign director at the Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence for the past eight years, helping lead the organization’s charge against concealed carry. (Teresa Garcia Alonso / The DePaulia)

Concealed carry debate in Chicago has many faces

Qudsiya Siddiqui and Teresa Garcia Alonso May 31, 2015

Mike Parker served four years of active duty in the United States Army. After transitioning to the Army Reserves in 2013, he moved to Chicago where he was robbed twice at knifepoint in the city. In the...

Fans enthusiastically  await rapper Childish Gambinos performance Sunday, August 3 at Lollapalooza. (Courtney Jacquin/The DePaulia)

Summer outdoor music guide to Chicago

Kirsten Onsgard and Jaycee Rockhold May 31, 2015

Summer music isn’t just about expensive festivals. From street fests to free shows, here’s your guide to getting outside and seeing your favorite band this summer. *Color-coded key: Street fest Music...

The millions of gallons of river water released into the lake during intense storms has increased over the past 20 years. When rainfall overwhelms the city’s sewer system and water treatment plants it flows into the river. To keep the river from overflowing onto city streets, officials from the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District are forced to open the locks from the river and release the combined sewer and rain water into Lake Michigan. (Megan Deppen / The DePaulia)

Sewer system overload in Chicago

Megan Deppen May 24, 2015

The clock had just struck midnight when DePaul senior Austin Downs first noticed the water pooling on his bedroom floor. As the July storm raged on outside, he paused his movie and opened his door to...

New Chicago chocolate shops hit the sweet spot

New Chicago chocolate shops hit the sweet spot

Mary McIlvan May 24, 2015

If you ever pass through River North or the West Loop on a windy day, you may catch an overwhelming chocolate scented breeze. That scent is coming from one of Chicago’s oldest chocolate factories, Bloomer...

Parquet Courts will perform at Pitchfork 2015. (Photo courtesy of Parquet Courts)

You’re here for who? Bands to check out at Chicago music festivals

Jaycee Rockhold May 24, 2015

We did the homework so you don't have to. Check back each week for the scoop on bands you can't miss at Pitchfork, Lollapalooza, North Coast and Riot Fest this year. Parquet Courts Parquet Courts...

(Olivia Jepson / The DePaulia)

Farmer’s markets in Chicago: Simple, inexpensive and fresh

Jackson Danbeck May 24, 2015

Farmer’s markets offer a simple, inexpensive way to eat fresh and meet your farmer — even in the heart of Chicago Amid rows of colorful flower baskets and tomato plants, farmer Jose Compean stands....

Its all good in the hoods: The price of Chicagos neighborhoods

It’s all good in the ‘hoods: The price of Chicago’s neighborhoods

A breakdown of Chicago’s neighborhoods to simplify your apartment search Editor's Note: This article is part of The DePaulia's 2015 Apartment Guide. To view more articles from this special section,...

Murals in Pilsen bring neighbors together to fight the influx of outside development. Activists say the identity of the neighborhood is at stake, in addition to local businesses who are being displaced.  (Photo courtesy of Creative Commons)

Pilsen community fight gentrification with murals

Olivia Mohseni May 17, 2015

[slideshow_deploy id='11998'] On a cold and gloomy morning earlier this year, Chicagoans protested the gentrification of the Pilsen neighborhood.  Signs were taped to the front of the hip new coffee...

Riot Fest attendees enjoy The Dandy Warhols during the 2014 festival. Many Humboldt Park residents and Ald. Roberto Maldonado want to ban the festival from returning. (Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

Riot Fest risks losing Humboldt Park home

Erin Yarnall May 17, 2015

See update. The Humboldt Park-based music festival, Riot Fest, was recently named the best music festival according to readers of USA Today and 10Best. The festival, which took place in September, hosted...

(Photo courtesy of Charli XCX)

You’re here for who? Bands to check out during Chicago music festival season

Kevin Quin May 17, 2015

We did the homework so you don't have to. Check back each week for the scoop on bands you can't miss at Pitchfork, Lollapalooza, North Coast and Riot Fest this year. Banks While some artists tend...

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