President-elect Donald Trump’s victorious presidential campaign was starkly anti-immigrant from its inception. He infamously referred to Mexican immigrants as “rapists” and criminals in his campaign...

As DePaul’s class of 2020 prepared to embark on their college careers, undocumented student and freshman Brenda Gonzalez learned that her father had been deported back to Mexico after spending a year...

“How can we provide an education in a safe and healthy environment?” “How does the next president plan to revitalize the mission at DePaul so everyone feels supported and safe?” “How accessible...

Despite a White House announcement that the line for free tickets to President Barack Obama’s farewell speech would not be allowed to form until 6 a.m., those hoping to witness the historic event began...

At the end of 2016, the Chicago Police Department (CPD) reported 762 homicides and 4,331 shooting victims. This has been the highest homicide rate since the mid-1990s. The reported number of 762 deaths...

A day after New Years, lugging suitcases of freshly cleaned clothes or holiday presents, school resumed. Jan. 2 was a federal holiday for the rest of the country, but not for DePaul.  The reasoning...

It wasn’t supposed to turn out this way. No, everyone from pollsters to pundits to the markets anticipated a historic Hillary Clinton win in the presidential race. But, by around 9 p.m. Tuesday night,...

Even before the presidential election results catapulted the country into chaos and protests, hints of racial tensions were brewing on DePaul’s campus. The day before the election, Vice President of...

The results of last week’s election have sparked a nationwide conversation about the American political system —from protests to an endless cycle of news articles, it seems that all anyone has been...

The next President will most likely play a big role in shaping future environmental legislation. In a toxic political climate, it seems climate change is an issue that gets pushed to the side. “People...

The Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy, a period in which Pope Francis called on Catholics to “find the joy (of) rediscovering and rendering fruitful God’s mercy, with which we are all called to...

DePaul’s John T. Richardson Library is getting yet another facelift: last week, the Board of Trustees approved a third phase of renovations for the Lincoln Park-located library, set to begin next summer. “The...