Jovana Rodriguez Contributing Writer Internationally acclaimed creative writer, scholar, editor, translator and former 2014 Lund-Gill Chair Ana Castillo revisited Dominican to hold her first reading on her new book of poems, “My Book of the Dead.” It has been 7 years […]
Rachel Huser Staff Writer Nearly a hundred Dominican students attended the Civic Learning and Career Fair last week, interacting with representatives from 23 organizations, including a few of Dominican’s departments. Students wandered between tables […]
Dear students, staff and faculty, Welcome back to campus for the fall semester! Whether it is seeing familiar faces at the recent DU Fest, the lively social gatherings at Una Tarde En la Plaza or […]
By Azhley Rodriguez Dominican University has a new President following Donna Carroll’s retirement earlier this year. Glena Temple came to Dominican from Viterbo University in Wisconsin, where she served as the president of the university since 2017. Glena Temple began her Presidency at Dominican on August 2. In a conference room […]
By Chelsea Zhao Dominican University elevates safety protocols and mask rules for the DU community. “The following plan represents our best attempt, at the current time, of responding to the pandemic in ways that promote the success of our […]
By Matthew Desmond The pandemic led University Ministry at Dominican to rethink on how to best fulfill its mission to support community, service, study, and prayer. In March 2020, Dominican students took classes through Zoom and events that would normally […]
By Jovana Rodriguez and Emily Ford Dominican University kicked off Latine Heritage Month Sept. 10 with the Una Tarde En La Plaza Event from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Quad. This year there are fewer but bigger events […]
By Rachel Huser As a Marvel fan, I was nervous for the MCU when the beloved Avengers turned the page on their stories. I think fans can agree with me when I say this, […]
By Chelsea Zhao Estimated Reading time: 3.5 minutes The Faith in the Vaccine program collaborates with Interfaith Youth Core to address hesitancy and accessibility regarding the COVID-19 vaccines via faith-based communities. IFYC offered a grant […]
By Chelsea Zhao Estimated Reading Time: 1 minute Dominican University will reinstate the mask mandate for all individuals inside campus buildings regardless of vaccination status effective Monday, Aug. 9. The decision came on an email […]
By Chelsea Zhao Estimated Reading time: 3 minutes Dominican University retains safety protocols and reinstates tentative mask rules for the community in the 2021-2022 Return to Campus Guide. “The following plan represents our best attempt, […]
By Rachel Huser The expectations were high for Marvel’s third miniseries, “Loki” after a smashing finale of “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.” As a die-hard Marvel fan, my expectations were met and surpassed. Marvel […]
By Chelsea Zhao Marty Carlino came back to Dominican University for a special purpose on Saturday, April 24. Days earlier, he checked with DU about the guest policy, then with journalism professor Dr. Jenks on […]
By Chelsea Zhao Dominican University aims for herd immunity from vaccination requirement for a smooth transition to fall semester, with support from students and staff. DU community members will upload their vaccine cards to the […]
Dominican University 2021 graduates persevered with their graduation ceremony despite technical, weather and mismanagement hurdles. The candle and rose ceremony was attended by around 130 undergraduates with their roses, or companions, who had shown Caritas […]
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