From Classroom to Curtain: How Blue Demon Theatre built ‘The Addams Family’
A little spooky, a little kooky and entirely student-led.
10 things to do on campus and in the city to end February
Finish out February with markets, music, museums and more.
‘They saw more in me than I see in myself’: Chicago program helps Black youth through growing pains
School-based counseling program helps young men navigate academics and personal challenges.
Riding Horses on the South Side: These are Chicago’s urban cowboys
A storied club upholds a rich tradition of providing Black residents and others access to riding opportunities.
The cost of being close to home: Latine commuter life at DePaul
How financial and immigration concerns shape the life of commuters and affect their campus involvement.
10 things to do to get you in the Valentine’s spirit on campus and in the city
Love is in the air and you can celebrate all week by blind-dating books, watching fireworks or even committing to a V-Day tattoo.
DePaul trustees extend president Robert Manuel’s contract through 2031
As Manuel approaches the four-year mark at the helm of DePaul, the university’s Board of Trustees unanimously approves a contract extension through 2031.
Unique sketch show ‘Manything!’ comes to iO Theater
The crew writes and produces a newly-themed show every week.
You can’t Google this: Exploring the Newberry Library
Chicago’s Newberry Library allows students to rediscover the power of in-person research.
13 things to do on campus and in the city this week
Start the quarter off strong with concerts, exhibitions, campus events and more.
Restaurants step up to feed the hungry
Manny’s Deli and others offered meal giveaways to help fill the SNAP gap created by the government shutdown.
Abel Berumen: losing sight, but never vision
A story of an artist’s career in photography forever changed after losing his eyesight — but never his unrelenting drive to create.