This week, Rep. Mike Quigley (D-5th) visited students from DePaul’s journalism program to discuss transparency, media and government relations and the discourse of so-called..
Crowding the sidewalks around the Lincoln Park campus, students, faculty, staff, and supporters marched in support of sexual assault survivors and created a space to..
A long-awaited extension of the Red Line in the Far South Side has developed mixed opinions by residents and professionals. The proposed project is part..
In 2006, Tarana Burke created the nonprofit organization Just Be Inc. in order to provide resources and support for survivors of rape and sexual assault. She had..
College is expensive. Books, housing, transportation, and increasingly, tuition. In fact, tuition and fees at top national private universities have significantly outpaced inflation. Without adjusting..
“Grieve today, vote in November” Signs and chants across the country echoed this ideology on March 24, as hundreds of thousands came together to mourn..
Has the South Side Irish Parade Returned to Its Roots? The parade that Sunday, March 15, 2009, began like so many other South Side Irish..
Illinois’s March 20 primaries — which feature a series of highly contested local, state and federal races — are fast approaching. Do you feel ready..
Governor’s Race Democratic primary What was once expected to be a billionaire blowout has given way to a surprisingly competitive three-way race in the Democratic..
In a recent letter to the editor of The DePaulia, long-time College Republican Brendan Newell attempted to explain a comment he made during the Capitalism..
