This quarter at DePaul has been an absolute mess, to say the least. At the same time, however, it has also been one of immense growth and community.
Earlier this quarter, a coalition of student organizations...
On the 23rd day of Ramadan, students sat in the Schmitt Academic Center pit listening to speeches during a celebratory iftar dinner — speeches questioning how to support students that feel unsafe on...
Emma Oxnevad, Online Managing Editor
/ May 28, 2019
DePaul students got a chance to publicly address their concerns with the university at DePaul Speaks on Wednesday.
The event was organized by Matthew Girson, a professor of art, media and design. Girson...
Students, staff and administrative representatives alike expressed frustration and a lack of knowing how to move forward as they discussed freedom of expression at a forum held Tuesday, May 7. The forum...
A few weeks ago, DePaul professor Jason Hill published an article in The Federalist titled “The Moral Case for Israel Annexing the West Bank—And Beyond” arguing that the state of Israel should extend...
A week after the controversial article DePaul professor Jason Hill published in The Federalist received a strong response from students, Faculty Council voted to condemn the content of the article at its...
After the anti-hate protest on Wednesday, May 1, students and faculty were still not satisfied with the administration’s non-response to the article written by philosophy professor Jason Hill. At the...
A crowd of students took to the Arts & Letters patio on Wednesday, May 1 in protest of an article written by philosophy professor Jason Hill. The article, published in the right-wing online magazine...
