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Department of Housing Director discusses plans for Fall Quarter

Alayne Trinko, Focus Editor • July 1, 2020

As Gov. J.B. Pritzker prepares to move Illinois into phase 4 of the state’s reopening, students who plan to return to live on DePaul’s campus have lingering questions about how the university plans...

DePaul students again protest university’s affiliation with Chicago police

Nika Schoonover, Print Managing Editor • June 29, 2020

On Saturday, June 28, DePaul University students gathered at the school’s Lincoln Park campus to protest DePaul’s involvement with the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). The protest was organized...

DePaul’s Mission & Ministry keep elderly Chicagoans from feeling lonely during lockdown

Marcus Robertson, Nation & World Editor • May 29, 2020

When Illinois’ stay-at-home order was issued in late March, many DePaul students faced a choice: stay put, or avoid being alone and return to their families. Some Illinoisans, however, didn’t have...

Looking back on Chicago colleges’ remote spring semesters

Kinise Jordan • May 21, 2020

Governor J.B. Pritzker announced the closing of all schools in Illinois, on March 13, as part of the state’s plan to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Illinois schools were initially set to close from...

COVID-19 has sports radio scrambling for new ways to produce content

Ernesto Hernandez, Assistant Sports Editor • May 15, 2020

Live sports and entertainment was disrupted by the coronavirus. Stakeholders and entities within that sports ecosystem have also been impacted. From television to print to radio, no one has been immune. The...

SGA demands protections for Chartwells workers in resolution

Grace Del Vecchio • May 11, 2020

DePaul’s Student Government Association (SGA) released a resolution today that demands protections for Chartwells dinings workers contracted by DePaul. The resolution was written by Kelly Garcia,...

DePaul student called project for ISIS ‘highest form of jihad’

Ella Lee, Print Managing Editor • November 20, 2019

Thomas Osadzinski came to DePaul in Fall 2017 to attain a bachelor of computer science degree in software development. Now, he’s been accused of writing computer code intended to assist ISIS in spreading...

Tim Anderson named DePaul’s head coach to start 2019-2020 season

Lawrence Kreymer, Editor in Chief • November 4, 2019

After months of speculation about who will lead the DePaul men’s basketball team while head coach Dave Leitao serves a three-game suspension to begin the 2019-2020 season, Blue Demon fans finally have...

St.Vincent’s De Jamz

Emma Oxnevad, Online Managing Editor • October 28, 2019

I was one week early to the spooky section, but what’s done is done. In honor of the Chicago International Film Festival, I’m sharing some of my favorite songs from movies. This list is probably going...

Men’s soccer rolls past Providence on alumni day

Alec Farley • October 20, 2019

Sophomore forward Jake Fuderer scored on a free kick and sophomore Yousseff Ramadan put the game away with a goal of his own with two minutes to go to put the Blue Demons (5-5-3) ahead of Providence (8-5)...

DePaul Blue Demons add another big man to 2019-20 roster

Lawrence Kreymer, Editor in Chief • July 16, 2019

With an already strong recruiting class coming in this upcoming season, DePaul men’s basketball head coach Dave Leitao added another player to the 2019-2020 roster on Monday. Nick Ongenda, a six-foot-10-inch...

Moore where that came from: DePaul lands another impact transfer

Paul Steeno • April 22, 2019

DePaul lands another one. Stadium basketball analyst Jeff Goodman reports former Chicago Public League standout Charlie Moore will transfer from Kansas to DePaul. Per a source, Moore will apply for...