Month: October 2021

As part of the Long Weekend, a number of buildings will be closed this week for multiple projects and repairs.  Parmer Hall will be completely closed to faculty and staff Friday from 6 a.m.-5 p.m. for repairs to […]

By Chelsea Zhao   Staff Writer   Dead Bodies in Thatcher Woods:   According to a Chicago Tribune article, a 22-year-old Concordia University nursing student was fatally stabbed about 25 feet away from a jogging path in 1993, […]

By Matthew Desmond   Contributing Writer  In response to the 2020 protests following the deaths of several young black people; the attention to African American studies and African American literature has taken on new urgency. Visiting […]

By Chloe Cabrales   Contributing Writer   As summer comes to an end, fall is waltzing on over. The days have become chillier as the leaves ride on the autumn breeze. This sudden change in atmosphere has […]

By Chelsea Zhao   Staff Writer   The 2021 Lincoln Laureate Awardee, bio-chemistry student Nathaly Valdiva Oberto-Besso endures with inspiring confidence in her academic pursuit of health sciences.   When she received the voicemail congratulating her being selected as […]

By Rachel Huser Staff Writer Two Dominican students attended the all-inclusive National Student Conference on Hispanic Politics in Miami, FL from Oct. 8-9.   Hilda Alvarez-Rodriguez and Maria Dominguez spent a busy weekend full of panels […]

By Chelsea Zhao   Staff Writer   Goedert Center at Priory Campus on Oct. 9th remembers the legacy of Never Mosby lost to gun violence in Chicago.   Never Mosby, the 52-year-old assistant teacher at the Goedert Center […]

By: Sam Cole   Staff Writer  The path students take in college doesn’t always dictate the path they will take after graduation. A degree is an important asset to obtain for future aspirations, but it shouldn’t […]

Emily Ford   Contributing Writer   The Undocumented and Immigrant Allyance (UIA) rose as an important part of Dominican University’s information eco-system for the student body.   Located in the Center for Cultural Liberation (CCL) on the second […]

By Emily Ford   Contributing Writer   Six months since it first opened, the Oak Park Community Fridge is making its mark on the Oak Park community. It is feeding some people and simultaneously reminding others of […]

By Emily Ford   Contributing Writer   The Minority Association for Pre-Medical Students, also known as MAPS, hosted its first meeting on Tuesday Oct. 12 in the Parmer Hall in room 109.    President Cynthia Espino, Vice President […]