14 Speaks is back with two new stories: one from associate editor Christopher Silber and contributor Hector Cervantes on a new lounge for student veterans..
On a sunny autumn Tuesday in the early afternoon, a group of students sat around a table studying in the Latinx Cultural Center. At least..
The Walgreens at the corner of East Armitage Avenue and North Dayton Street in Lincoln Park was not always a Walgreens. A quick glance east..
The sound of screams were hard to miss at the DePaul Art Museum as women participated in “Outcry,” led by Chicago photographer Whitney Bradshaw. “Outcry”..
When you step off the third-floor elevator in the Richard and Maggie C. Daley building in DePaul’s Loop campus, you’re greeted with a small conference..
I can remember when I became “bad at math.” It wasn’t exactly a decision, but there was definitely a before and an after. In elementary..
September 15th marked the 208th anniversary of the Cry of Dolores, or the Grito de Dolores, in Dolores, Guanajuato Mexico. The cry was carried out..
This June, before current Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced he would not be running for reelection and the floodgates opened for a slew of potential mayoral..
Last April, now-seniors Nahal Hashemian and Emily Hoey had no plans of running for DePaul’s Student Government Association (SGA) president and vice president. That is,..
Whether you have lived in Chicago your entire life or your first steps on campus were when you moved in, the transition from high school..
