Articles by Ashlynn Hill

Myhka McKinney Fashion Columnist With winter quickly approaching, November temperatures are quickly dropping. This is the perfect opportunity to start playing with layers to add a unique touch to any outfit. This season, faux fur […]

Collette Chucherko contributing writer The O’Connor Art Gallery exhibition titled “The Shape of Things” features artists Allison Reimus, Zoe Nelson, and Patrick Chamberlain. Their work and this exhibition is centered on the use of innovative […]

Crystal Medrano EDITOR-iN- CHIEF For a record of eight years, the Community Based Learning office has been feeding less fortunate families for the Thanksgiving Holiday.     Individuals and groups from the Dominican Community can […]

Kanoa Ikeda-Flynn contributing writer  Dominican improved its standing this year in the annual U.S. News & World Report college rankings – jumping to the 19th spot out of 165 Midwestern comprehensive Universities. Although this seems […]

John Robinson Contributing Writer  Although times are changing at Dominican University with fewer Sinsinawa sisters on campus, sisters continue to reach out to students and pass along the spirit that Dominican University was first founded […]

Sister Melissa Waters, OP 10. Once in a Lifetime Opportunity – There are few times in your life when you have the freedom to uproot and try something new. Dominican volunteers allow people to take […]

Tim Kalkirtz sports writer The Stars soccer season has ended after being eliminated in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Nov. 11. Both female and male teams won their conference championships in the […]

Tim Kalkirtz sports writer Both of Dominican’s soccer teams are headed to the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) Tournament, with both the men’s and women’s teams finishing 2nd in their conferences. The men will play […]

Tim Kalkirtz sports writer The Dominican Women’s Volleyball team defeated Concordia University Chicago this past Tuesday a few blocks down Division Street at Concordia. The Stars closed out their regular season within the conference on […]

Daniela Martinez staff writer This fall the world was struck by immense changes in our environment and weather patterns. This year, Mexico had an earthquake with had a magnitude of 7.1 along with the disasters […]

Gina Guerrero contributing writer  Before hurricane Maria hit, my family was doing everything they could to prepare: boarding up businesses and homes, and gathering food and water. They live in Puerto Rico, so of course […]

Sabrina Henderson Staff Writer Halloween 1929 – Rosary college janitor, Peter Ferrari, died at 23-years of age while installing an electric fixture in Rosary’s kitchen. While installation, he was electrocuted after conducting a wrong move. […]

Gabriella Fusco contributing writer   On Sep. 22, the U.S. Department of Education released a new “Dear Colleague” letter giving colleges and universities the option to alter follow-up actions and consequences related to sexual assault. […]