Opinion Pieces
We Need to Talk About AI at Dominican
By: David Campos Within my 3 years at Dominican, I’ve stepped into classes to see no clear regulation against AI use. More recently, I have [...]
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Campus NewsWhen Living Costs Soar and Paychecks Stay the Same
By: Isabella Bercan Across the nation household budgets have been subjected to inflationary pressures; Dominican faculty and staff are finding themselves facing these increasing costs [...] -
National NewsBlue Wave Sweeps America and the Senate
By: Mai Diaz The Senate race in Illinois was between Juliana Stratton (DEM), Don Tracy (GOP), and Whitfield Harrington Jr. (ACR). Stratton won this race [...] -
SportsWomen’s basketball bounces back with win in season opener
By: Abel Flessner After weeks of early-morning lifts and practices, the women’s basketball team won their first game of the season on Saturday, a 78-51 [...] -
SportsMen’s soccer falls short in conference tournament, Looks to 2027
By: Abel Flessner The men’s soccer team suffered a heartbreaking 4-0 loss to Edgewood in the first round of the conference tournament last week. [...]
Campus News
Campus News
When Living Costs Soar and Paychecks Stay the Same
By: Isabella Bercan Across the nation household budgets have been subjected to inflationary pressures; Dominican faculty and staff are finding themselves facing these increasing costs without a raise or cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). The lack of […]
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A Love Letter To Dominican, Chosen by Students
By: Brandon “Brando” Rojas Most students walk past it without knowing it exists, but Dominican has had a literary magazine for more than 90 years. Stella Veritatis is written by students, faculty, and staff, chosen […]
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After Theater Major Cut at Dominican, “Curtain Call” Remains Hopeful
By: Jennifer Flores In early August, it was announced that the theater major program was cut from Dominican’s bulletin. Many former theater students were left devastated by the news but have tried to keep theater […]
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Troubles and Triumphs of First Generation Students at Dominican
By: Ava Sanchez Dominican has stepped up to help first-generation students with the particular challenges they face in college, students say. Financial aid, course registration, and just knowing where to start with academics […]
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Student-made Invention Foamey, Receives $10,000 DU ELF Grant
By: Joseph Zuniga Dominican University’s annual Entrepreneur’s Launchpad Fund (ELF) program concluded its 2026 competition, resulting in senior entrepreneurship student Joshua Ogiba winning the $10,000 grant. This grant was awarded towards his business idea […]
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DU Feeds prepares to support students as SNAP eligibility changes
By: Saniya Witherspoon Rising grocery prices and the lingering effects of last year’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit disruptions have highlighted the role of Dominican University’s DU Feeds food pantry in helping students access […]
