Azhley Rodriguez Staff Writer The women and men’s soccer teams fought hard in NCAA tournament games this weekend but were ultimately defeated. The women’s team was defeated in the second round by Washington University 0-1 and the men […]
By Matthew Galdi Contributing Writer Long lines at the Cyber Café inspired two Dominican marketing students to propose an online ordering system for the busy café. Students Viridiana Delgado and Ruth Rodriguez proposed setting up a […]
By Chelsea Zhao Staff Writer Mazzuchelli Honors program observed Dostoevsky’s birthday in the Noonan Reading Room on Nov. 11. The Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky has adorned the dorm room desks of all honors students. His 1879 novel “The […]
Matthew Desmond Contributing writer The year 2020 was a mess. The pandemic was filled with illness and loss. People faced social and political unrest amidst racial protests and a presidential election. Many faced mental challenges […]
By Rachel Huser Staff writer Dominican University’s theater arts department presents a student production of “Mamma Mia!” during the weekends of Nov. 12-14 and Nov. 19-21. “Mamma Mia!” is a Broadway musical romantic comedy that […]
By Emily Ford Contributing Writer Dominican had its first LGBTQ Mass on Oct. 31 in the Rosary Chapel; this is one of the examples of greater inclusion that University Ministry is working toward. The university has been collaborating with Common Ground, […]
By Axel Reyna Contributing Writer (Dominican University Student Nutrition and Dietetic Association) The mushroom barley pilaf is a common vegetarian dish during a lot of holidays. Most seen paired up with duck, turkey, and game […]
Azhley Rodriguez Staff Writer The Staff Benevolence Committee hosted Dominican’s annual Fair Trade Fair in the Parmer Hall Atrium this Wednesday. For the past ten years, Dominican has hosted the Fair Trade Fair to promote fair trade and improving the […]
By Chelsea Zhao Staff Writer Rebecca Crown Librarian showcases the vibrancy and strength of Indigenous culture as well as the historical trauma of the community. Estevan Montaño, university librarian, is the brilliant mind behind this constellation of artifacts from […]
By Chelsea Zhao Staff Writer Indigenous Heritage Month Keynote address from Diné scholar furthers DU’s understanding of the Indigenous experience in American literature. Manny Loley, Diné scholar and storyteller, arrived at Dominican University from Denver, Colorado to talk with students on his literary work […]
By Chelsea Zhao Staff Writer University Día de Los Muertos altars include the history of indigenous spirituality and traditions through collective labor. Amy Omi, the music liturgist and coordinator for TRHT (Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation), said the collective university […]
Dear Dominican students, staff, and faculty: What a busy month it has been and how fast this year has gone by! Already, the paper you’re holding now is the last 2021 print issue of the […]
Viridiana Delgado Contributing Writer Dominican has given a face-lift to the first floor of Lewis Hall to better reflect the changing student body and Dominican community, according to Student Success & Engagement (SSE). The first […]
By Chelsea Zhao Staff Writer Four altars on-campus will inscribe memories of loved ones in Dia de los Muertos ofrenda(s).
By Pauline Williams Contributing Writer Over the summer, the Office for Civic Learning piloted its first-ever Willenborg Civic Action Internships. These internships, sponsored by alumni and labor leader Eileen Willenborg, provide students with hands-on and […]
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