Year: 2021

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 […]

Dear DU Community,    I am certain that the sudden drop in temperature on the 21st caught everyone by surprise. Nevertheless, your resilience and curiosity to learn made the Caritas Veritas Day the crowning moment of September. Whether you joined […]

Azhley Rodriguez Staff Writer Student Life hosted the Involvement Fair in the social hall this year making it one of the events back in person after the pandemic cut on campus activities last year.    The Involvement Fair is a yearly event hosted […]

Caleigh Monahan Contributing Writer The two-part theme was “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” on Sept. 13 and the second part on May 5, 2022, will be called “In America: An Anthology of Fashion.” Curator […]

Sam Cole Staff writer Empty theaters seem to be a recurring theme the past couple of years, especially on college campuses.  According to New York University, the pandemic lockdown was the longest theatre shutdown in […]

Daniela Tovar-Miranda Staff Writer WIB is a brand-new club developed by President Kiara Valenzuela and Vice President Lesly Salguero to offer a variety of workshops and group activities to help members learn about networking, basic […]

Chelsea Zhao and Daniela Tovar-Miranda Staff writers On Sept. 18, Dominican Stars Women’s and Men’s Soccer teams took on Lakeland University at West Campus Field for the homecoming game.    The Women’s Soccer match started at […]

Chelsea Zhao Staff Writer As of Friday, Sept. 25, 99% of students and 96% of FT employees have been vaccinated, a rate that far exceeds the Cook County vaccination rate of 60.3%.    The cumulative positive […]

Emily Ford Contributing Writer Opening the door slowly with open arms, Luis Argueta opened the door to his office with a welcoming wave to “come on in.” As he sat down and wrapped up an […]