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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

DePaul grapples with Catholic, Vincentian identities

DePaul grapples with Catholic, Vincentian identities

Gracie Covarrubias September 13, 2015

Despite being the largest Catholic university in the country, DePaul has come under criticism in some circles for not following strict Catholic doctrine. Some have posed the question of whether or...

World leaders negotiate a deal limiting Iran's nuclear program in exchange for the cessation of economic sanctions against Iran. (AP Photo/Brian Snyder, Pool, FILE)

Nation and World briefs: April 6

The Associated Press April 5, 2015

International news headlines you need to know for this week Iran, Western powers agree on nuclear deal Capping exhausting and contentious talks, Iran and world powers sealed a breakthrough agreement...

Softball will look to defend its 2014 Big East regular season and tournament titles. (Photo courtesy of DePaul Athletics)

Blue Demon rundown: 1-18-15

Matthew Paras, Editor-in-Chief January 18, 2015

Softball DePaul softball was tabbed to repeat as Big East conference champions Thursday in the conference’s annual preseason poll. The Blue Demons gathered 48 points and six first place votes....

Bruce Rauner, the GOP candidate for governor, has tried to shape his image as a moderate to attract undecided voters. Photo courtesy of AP

Rauner ads target moderate voters

Megan Deppen June 2, 2014

Illinois Republican governor candidate, Bruce Rauner, targets Democrats and "on-the-fence" moderates in his fleet of campaign ads, hoping to win votes in the Chicago suburbs, according to one expert. In...

Companies like Lyft no longer have to worry about the legality of ridesharing in Chicago. Photo courtesy of Lyft.

Ridesharing ordinance passes City Council

Danielle Harris, Former news editor June 2, 2014

"Don’t get in a car with strangers.” While this collective guidance may seem like common sense, ridesharing companies were approved by the City Council on May 28 as being entirely legal in the city...

DePaul's health sciences program shares labs in McGowan North with other programs. With the growth of the program, the university has talked about the possibility of building new labs. Photo by Nathan Weisman

In good health

Rachel Hinton June 2, 2014

Health Sciences ranked seventh out of 25 by The Best Schools DePaul’s health sciences program was recently ranked seventh out of 25 other schools in the nation by The Best Schools. The program, which...

Students participate in a discussion with a Syrain refugee about her experiences fleeing her homeland and organizing protests. Photo by Nathan Weissman.

Students support Syria

Nathan Weisman June 2, 2014

University holds Syrian Awareness week The Syrian civil war has raged for three years killing over 100,000 and displacing over 6 million people from their homes. More than 2 million have fled into neighboring...

DPUnite staged a silent protest along Kenmore Avenue. Photo by Brenden Moore.

Silent protest speaks volumes

Brenden Moore June 2, 2014

Demonstrators stood outside of the Arts and Letters Halla the Schmitt Academic Center last Tuesday, and the Student Center the following Thursday in silent protest of DePaul’s handling of the sexual...

DemonTHON participants danced for 24 hours in a marathon effort to raise money for Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital. DemonTHON broke its record for the most money raised at the event in its third year. (John Gallagher / The DePaulia)

DemonTHON: Dancing for bright futures

Mariah Woelfel May 19, 2014

Angelo Rivera’s mom lived with lung cancer for half of her life before dying at the age of 49. He keeps her in mind each year as he uses DePaul’s DemonTHON as an opportunity to donate what he can’t...

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