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: Betsy Carreño & Gillian Adkins Dominican students outraged by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza organized a walkout for Palestine on Nov. 6. Approximately 200 faculty and students gathered around the Cyber Café on Monday […]
By: Betsy Carreno Dominican is expanding its doors to Pilsen by adding a new campus that is expected to open in Fall 2024. The building, La Casa, is built with a 100-bedroom facility for dorm […]
Fernanda Arellano Staff Writer The Dominican Star staff was awarded a record 11 awards in the annual Illinois College Press Association (ICPA) Contest in February, the most the newspaper has won since it was a member. […]
Ellie Heider Contributing Writer The Chicago mayoral election is coming up, and students at Dominican have been getting involved in voting and campaigning. They have done this through DU Votes and a new program, the […]
Azhley Rodriguez Staff Writer Chicago’s chapter of the national Catholic organization is celebrating their six-year launch anniversary this March. Young Catholic Professionals (YCP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that was founded in 2010 by Jennifer Baugh in Dallas, Texas. What […]
By: Chelsea Zhao Dominican University introduces SHIELDIllinois to handle COVID-19 testing as Campus Clear use dwindles. Elizabeth Ritzman, director of the wellness center, said if the university is not able to get in touch with […]
Correction/Clarification In the May 6, 2020 story published on the Dominican Star digital edition, “Future of Automated Red Light Cameras in Illinois Remain Undecided” there were two errors. The Star reported incorrectly that former State Sen. Martin Sandoval, D-Chicago, […]
By Thomas Gibbons There is still a lot of uncertainty in the United States in the fight against COVID-19. Illinois extended their shelter-in-place order through the end of May. It further delays the opening of […]
By Thomas Gibbons and Kanoa Ikeda-Flynn Had an on-campus job? An internship where the business is now closed due to the Illinois shelter in place order? Amid the first wave of COVID-19 job layoffs, essential […]
By Thomas Gibbons On Thursday, the U.S. Department of State issued a Level 4 warning that Americans should not travel to China due to the recent outbreak of the coronavirus. The death toll has now […]
photo via the Deadline By Chelsea Zhao Dominican University’s political experts say impeachment is not as straight forward as it seems, drawing from their knowledge on the topic. Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, announced […]
Roberto Alonso Lead Editor January 9, 2019 A resolution to allow school staff in Illinois to be armed was turned down at Chicago conference. The Illinois Association of School Boards has again put forth Resolution […]
Joseline Cano Feature Editor January 9, 2019 Oak Park’s vote for stringent gun laws has no hope of seeing progress in the near future. On Nov. 6 midterm elections, the city of Oak Park overwhelmingly […]
By Sabrina Henderson Social Media Editor Mid-term results are in after a heated race for Governor, House, Senate, and more in the United States. Democrat J.B. Pritzker has won over current governor Bruce Rauner, whom […]
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