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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Chicago Teacher’s Union President Karen Lewis, pictured above in August, has decided to forgo a mayoral campaign against incumbent Rahm Emanuel (D). Lewis was released from the hospital last week. (Michael Schmitt | AP)

Brain tumor keeps Karen Lewis from Chicago mayor’s race

Brenden Moore October 19, 2014

Chicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis ruled out a mayoral run last week after she underwent emergency surgery, leaving the city’s progressive community without a standard bearer to go up against...

Pumpking is arguably the most well-known pumpkin beer. (Seth Anderson | Flickr/Creative Commons)

Not so pum-king: Chicago breweries not jumping on pumpkin beer bandwagon

Zachary Holden October 14, 2014

Fall in the beer world means two things – Oktoberfest and pumpkin beers. However, in Chicago, only one of those seems to be true. If you take a look at three of the popular Chicago breweries,...

James Le sits with Mercy Home Director of Corporate Sponsorship Jim Marrese. Le is running the Chicago Marathon this Sunday on behalf of Mercy, the place he called home for a good portion of his childhood. (Amanda Crane / The DePaulia)

DePaul senior pioneers after school program Four Star Bikes on West Side

Amanda Crane October 12, 2014

For teens in neighborhoods that don't offer many options, repairing bicycles is offering much more than just a functioning bike. Four Star Bikes is an after-school program for Chicago’s West...

Japanese group Your Pest Band performs at a DIY space in Chicago. The band says the underground music scene in the United States is much more active than it is in Japan. (Photo courtesy of Benny Hernandez)

Young punk’s paradise: House shows in Chicago offer a unique space for underage music fans

Gabriella Lewis October 12, 2014

On a chilly September night, about 30 young adult punk rock fans gathered in a basement in Pilsen. Inside, splashes from the bright yellow walls peek through the mass of hundreds of fliers from previous...

In “Numbers in Nature,” guests can navigate a seemingly infinite 1,800-square-foot mirror maze, which features a pattern of repeating triangles. (J.B. Spector / Museum of Science and Industry Chicago)

Museum of Science and Industry combines math and nature in new exhibit ‘Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze’

Jordan Sarti October 12, 2014

The Museum of Science and Industry’s newest permanent exhibit, “Numbers in Nature: A Mirror Maze,” seems to answer the question every elementary school math teacher hates most: “When will I...

Péter Szabó, Melissa Lorraine and András Visky of Theatre Y’s adaptation of Samuel Beckett’s “Happy Days.” DePaul Humanities Festival’s adaptation featured the actors improvising an aural deconstruction of the play. (Devron Enarson / Theatre Y)

Improvising Samuel Beckett ‘From Almost Nothing’

Erik Summerville October 12, 2014

Beauty was to be found in chaos last Monday night as the DePaul Humanities Center kicked off its season with “Sounds Generated from Almost Nothing from a Fully Corrupted Material,” featuring members...

Anamanaguchi plays Emporium Beercade. Left: Attendees play pinball before the show. (Kirsten Onsgard / The DePaulia)

Recap: VIA Festival 2014 brings host of rare experiences

Kirsten Onsgard and Kevin Quin October 5, 2014

Though festival season may be over for most music lovers, VIA Festival 2014 brought a host of rare experiences that made standing in line in the bitter cold well worth the wait. Unlike typical festival...

DePaul student groups protest police-instigated violence against young men. (Christian Ianiello / The DePaulia)

DePaul student demonstrators protest ‘injustice’ system

David Byrnes October 2, 2014

[slideshow_deploy id='4126'] Dozens of students marched in Lincoln Park on Wednesday to protest police-instigated violence against young black men. The demonstration, organized by student leaders...

Emily Graslie speaks about women in the STEM fields in the Student Center on Monday. (Julian Hayda / The DePaulia)

Field Museum Chief Curiosity Correspondent Emily Graslie discusses women in STEM at DePaul

Julian Hayda October 1, 2014

Over 150 people attended the 10th annual LaDuke Women in Mathematics, Science, and Technology Lecture series Monday night featuring Internet celebrity and self-professed “science communicator”...

(Cheriden Sablik / The DePaulia)

Review: Seahaven brings impressive set to Bottom Lounge

Cheriden Sablik September 30, 2014

California natives Seahaven took the stage Thursday night at the Bottom Lounge, bringing an impressive set and all the best musicianship. Playing before the popular underground rock band Balance and...

Limp Bizkit performs at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Sept. 28. (Erin Yarnall / The DePaulia)

Review: Limp Bizkit performs ‘crowd-pleasing’ set at Aragon Ballroom Sept. 28

Erin Yarnall September 29, 2014

I think Limp Bizkit gets judged unfairly. This always happens in music. Someone says a band is bad, and from then on that's what they are known as without getting a chance from potential listeners....

Broadway in Chicagos Evil Dead the Musical is a bloody, kooky, and campy comedy. (Photo courtesy of Peter Coombs)

Q&A: Chicagoan Julie Baird of ‘Evil Dead the Musical’

Emma Rubenstein September 28, 2014

As Halloween approaches, Chicago is in store for a haunting and hilarious theatrical treat. Broadway in Chicago’s “Evil Dead the Musical” is an uproarious and outrageous show that audience members...

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