The College of Communication’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) task force conducted a yearlong research report in 2018-2019 interviewing students, faculty and staff to identify areas for potential...
Eighty-five communication scholars from all corners of the country condemned DePaul for fostering a “toxic environment that threatens the health, wellbeing, livelihoods and lives of scholars of color”...
A student chapter of the National Association for Black Journalists (NABJ) is set to launch at DePaul in the spring quarter.
NABJ is a nonprofit organization advocating for Black journalists and media...
Ella Lee, Print Managing Editor
• January 26, 2021
A new lawsuit claiming racial and disability discrimination has been filed against the university by a professor within the College of Communication, marking the second lawsuit of that nature in the span...
Provost Marten denBoer announced he is taking a medical leave of absence after revealing he has leukemia. The current dean of the College of Communication (CMN), Salma Ghanem, will take on the role of...
For the first time, DePaul’s College of Communication in conjunction with the Office of Global Engagement presented the Latino Media and Communication Series. The inaugural event titled “Engaging the...
New campus eateries and groceries speak to many Millennials’ preference for organic foods.
A long lunch line of hungry customers ended right in front of DePaul’s College of Communication building...
