Cheerleading, by nature, pushes boundaries and questions limitations. From a young age, cheerleaders learn to ignore their inhibitions, tossing their teammates into the air and..
Bert Berrios was 12 years old when six older men dragged him into a dark room and beat him for three minutes. He covered his..
On April 19, a small crowd gathered at the Women and Children First Bookstore to hear three poets: Xandria Phillips, José Olivarez and Eloisa Amezcua...
Audio compiled and edited by Andrew Garcia. There are few events that can bring together a group of people and instill feelings of hope, excitement,..
A young woman with honey brown hair walked slowly across Columbus Drive. Careful and measured, each step appeared more hesitant than the last. The glow..
Looking for Answers at the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. In 2006, Garry Henning’s 12-year-old grandson Quadrevion — Dre for short — disappeared near the..
Why Student Government Pulled the Plug Mid-Election. Less than 48 hours into Election Week, DePaul’s Student Government Association (SGA) presidential race wasn’t just wide open..
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..
