Month: November 2018

Kanoa Ikeda-Flynn Contributing Writer When many people think of health inspections of restaurants and cafeterias, they may think of vermin, such as rats and roaches. Dominican’s Dining Hall and Cyber Café do not have any […]

Joseline Cano & Roberto Alonso Features Editor & Design Editor In May 2018, Sister Melissa Waters OP left her position as associate dean of advising at Dominican for a life at the Dominican Sinsinawa Mound […]

Daniel Bartik Staff Writer & Copy Editor On the night of Nov. 15, Dominican University will be celebrating an interfaith Thanksgiving dinner as part of Dominican Heritage month, a month dedicated to the celebration of […]

Miya Medina Staff Writer The Trump administration is proposing another change to Title IX, a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in federally funded educational programs. A memo from […]

Common Ground Student Group In late October, The New York Times obtained a memo from the Trump administration detailing an effort to establish a definition for gender on the basis of biological sex that erases […]

Roberto Alonso, Joseline Cano, Sabrina Henderson, Crystal Medrano Design Editor, Features Editor, Social Media Editor, News Editor Dear Dominican, As we, the editors, prepare for this very issue, we realized there is a common theme […]

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 […]

Crystal Medrano News Editor On Friday Nov.1  at 10:30 a.m. Dominican University held its annual blessing of the Mexican ofrenda during the widely celebrated holiday of Dia de los Muertos. This holiday took place this […]