DePaul professor preserves archaeological artifacts from Egypt
Aaron Somo, Contributing Writer
October 28, 2019
DePaul does not harbor an especially large history department, let alone a department specifically dedicated to archaeology. As a result, a DePaul student might be surprised to hear that one of their own professors received a $75,000 grant for an archaeological preservation project. However, those who kn...
Ceasefire rejected, Egypt leads mediation
Megan Deppen
July 16, 2014
Egypt remains at the forefront of mediating a Palestinian-Israeli ceasefire after the first ceasefire attempt was officially rejected by Hamas leaders today. According to a press release by the Israeli Defense Ministry, the Israeli government ceased fire at 9 a.m. Tuesday, and in the span of six hours, 50 rockets we...
Shane René and Mackenzie Murtaugh
January 12, 2020 • No Comments
By 6 a.m. on New Year’s day, thousands were already lined up outside the many newly-minted recreational...
Real ID is coming — here’s what you need to know
January 12, 2020
By Oct. 1, 2020, Illinois citizens will be required to have a Real ID in lieu...
Declining enrollment will factor into DePaul’s 2020-21 budget
January 12, 2020
DePaul has begun its process for preparing a budget for the 2020-21 academic...
In Brief: DePaul President’s Report highlights university successes, goals
January 12, 2020
DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban released his annual President’s Report...