By Fiona Rowlands There has been some small amount of progress with the study room petition. However, the two study rooms, which were converted into offices in January, are still offices. Mark Titzer, chief financial […]
By Angel Dominguez On Saturday, April 13, the Dominican men’s volleyball team closed the NACC tournament championship by defeating Aurora University 3-1. The game took place at the Igini Sports Forum, where Dominican Stars, the […]
By Bianca Dinkha What started as an artistic passion for senior Chris Rice, later became a creative independent business with unique services in graphic design. Rice’s business is featured in ShopDU, the one-stop-shop referral platform that highlights […]
By Itzel Chavero With loud cheers and claps, Dominican students received a show filled with colorful make-up, extravagant wigs, and high stiletto boots as drag queens performed in the Social Hall in celebration of International […]
By Jacob Garza As the end of the semester approaches, seniors are preparing for graduation as they study for finals, order their regalia, and sign up for end-of-the-year celebrations. During these busy times, one […]
By Itzel Chavero What seemed to start as a final class project has now turned into the welcoming of brand-new menstrual product machines across campus bathrooms. Lack of access to menstrual hygiene products, also known as period […]
By Gillian Adkins Hannah Allam, an award-wining national security reporter, combats the rising public distrust in journalism by promoting media literacy in both her public appearances and work. On March 11, Allam gave an inspiring […]
We look forward to bringing student-athletes and coaches onto the podcast. In this episode, the Star looks forward to sharing and discussing important narratives and news within Athletics at DU. Guests: Jesse Hesse and Owen Morrow […]
By Jacob Garza You might have been asking yourself: “Why are groceries, gas, and tuition so expensive?” Well, inflation is the answer to those lingering questions. Inflation has affected prices everywhere, but Dominican is no […]
By Angel Dominguez Throughout the month of January, Dominican’s Information Technology (IT) department brought in engineers from Sentinel Technologies to perform a campuswide Wi-Fi network assessment. During class sessions, these assessments were held to give […]
By Robert Taylor If anyone decides to visit Dominican’s Wellness Center, a mask mandate will be issued due to concerns over the surge in COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases. As the seasons change, COVID-19 numbers […]
Professor Christine Wilson’s Life in the Natural World course has returned with a new civic engagement project. After the success of the 2023 U-Pass win, the new student cohort is embarking on another campus partner […]
By Itzel Chavero Dominican kicked off Black History Month with a food and music festival on Feb. 1 in the Social Hall. The Center for Cultural Liberation (CCL) offered students a taste of soul food […]
Ayọ Tometi, activist and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Movement, is set to deliver a keynote address at Dominican in honor of Black History Month. The event will be held on Feb 6. in […]
By Betsy Carreno Beginning this semester, Dominican will be offering the U-Pass for students to take part in. Students are allowed to pick up their pass if they decided to opt for it in early […]
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