DePaul University Provost Salma Ghanem is stepping down from her position at the end of next school year.
In an email to the university Tuesday morning, president Robert L. Manuel wrote Ghanem has...
When asked what this year’s Society of Midland Authors Award means to him, Miles Harvey didn’t talk about prestige, past acclaim or what comes next. He talked about how close his book came to never...
Low afternoon sun soaks into the wooden basketball courts on the third floor of the Ray as DePaul’s pickleball club peppers the sweat-laden air with echoes of clanking paddles, skidding gym shoes and...
Images generated by AI, many referencing Pope Leo XIV’s Chicago roots, were everywhere when the new pontiff made his recent debut. One showed him with a Portillo's bag in his left hand and a bottle of...
A year ago this weekend, DePaul’s Quad buzzed with tents, political art and passionate student-demonstrators. This past Friday, it told a very different story — as powerful winds hit the city just...
DePaul University’s newly elected Student Government Association representatives for the upcoming autumn quarter have been gearing up with a variety of initiatives aimed at enhancing the student experience.
After...
DePaul University’s club baseball team is heading into uncharted territory: its first playoff appearance since the club was revived just a few years ago.
The team, which competes in the Division III...
The Blue Demons lost their final home series of the year, conceding three losses to the Creighton Bluejays. DePauls final home stand was slated to begin on Friday, April 25.
Game one would have to...
For the first time since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, “Good Day DePaul” is once again hosting its weekly newscast in person from the lower level of the DePaul Center.
Riley Moulton and...
Rose O’Keeffe, Content Managing Editor
• April 28, 2025
In America, people charged with crimes are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty.
But those who have lived through America’s legal and correctional system say it’s not that simple.
“If...
Paula McQuade, anEnglish Renaissance literature and early modern women writers professor at DePaul, spoke candidly about her own faith journey, addressing questions of doubt, resilience and the role of...
Jewish students at DePaul, divided between Zionist and anti-Zionist beliefs, say they have both experienced antisemitism on DePaul’s campus, but in different ways.
The Anti-Defamation League (ADL),...
