Month: October 2020

Dear Dominican University,   Where has the time gone? It feels like yesterday I was writing my first letter of the year to you all in August. Time sure does fly, even in 2020. I […]

Stella Veritatis, Dominican University’s own literary journal, is seeking submissions for the 2020 publication. The submission is open to undergraduates, graduates, staff and faculty of Dominican University. The magazine and its editorial team accept all […]

Quarantine and isolation in place after eleven students gathered in Murray dorm on September 21 night without face mask or social distancing. Around 10:05 p.m. Campus Safety received a report of an on-campus social gathering. […]

By:  Jennifer Lillie  The covid-19 pandemic has produced unplanned stress in our everyday lives, and it’s undeniable that its affects have reached our campus, already. A total of 31 cases have been reported at Dominican, […]

Dominican University Adjunct Instructor Robert Lance Wilson resigned on October 7 after the lecture portion of Advanced Human Anatomy continues to meet in-person.     Wilson, who did an exclusive interview with NBC, said Dominican is […]

By Thomas Gibbons and Isabelle Schindler In 1994, Donna Carroll became the first lay person to be President of Dominican University. The Sinsinawa Sisters of Dominican, who founded the school in 1901, decided to go […]

(Photo via Chicago Tribune) By Thomas Gibbons Dominican University’s President Donna M. Carroll, who has been in that position since 1994, has announced she will retire at the end of the academic year.  In a […]