DePaul is set to officially begin the search process for a new Executive Vice President after the position was posted on the university’s internal job board as well as several outside sites.
In a...
Some DePaul students began their summers with 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. internships or packed their bags for study abroad trips. For a handful of other DePaul students and faculty it was lights, camera,...
Many students who receive healthcare through DePaul will have to test the open market in the coming months as the university announced last week that it would not continue to provide a student healthcare...
Incoming freshman Ellie Harrison drove five and a half hours from her hometown of Tippcity, Ohio to attend DePaul’s two-day on-campus orientation session, Premiere DePaul. After applying in December,...
Preschoolers in low-income communities and the DePaul students who serve them will be the latest to see the effects of budget cuts when federal funding for the Jumpstart program is slashed for the...
DePaul’s Loop campus cafeteria is undergoing major renovations this summer in efforts to modernize the dining room and expand current food options, including a new coffee shop.
For students, renovations...
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DePaul students, faculty and staff wiped away tears at a peace vigil’s moment of silence Wednesday in remembrance of the nine victims who were shot in June...
In 1999 DePaul University professor Clark Elliott had his car rear-ended on the way to give a lecture at the university’s O’Hare campus. Seemingly unscathed, he went about his day but it did not take...
As DePaul’s seniors wrap up their final undergraduate moments, some students are excited to start their first entry-level jobs, some are looking forward to traveling for a couple years, and some are...
Chalk outlines of splayed bodies, painted by DePaul’s Amnesty International group Tuesday night to draw awareness to police brutality, were erased within hours by Public Safety officials.
Students...
Buried behind a variety of books and papers that occupy the entirety of her desk, Elizabeth Ortiz, the vice president of institutional diversity and equity, is up early to continue tackling an issue...
For one veteran adjunct professor at DePaul, the low pay, shaky benefits and the uncertainty that come with part-time status are a far cry from the rewarding academic career she imagined...
