By Chelsea Zhao University staff and student volunteers freshen the deserted garden located in the enclave between the Lewis hall buildings. Dominican student Joe Thuma and sustainability coordinator Mary Sadofsky initiated the restoration effort. Sadofsky managed the volunteer […]
By Daniela Tovar-Miranda Dr. Paul Coe is a math professor at Dominican who has conducted research on popular game shows including “Friend or Foe,” “The Price is Right,” “The Weakest Link” and most recently “Family […]
by Chelsea Zhao The class of 2021 Candle and Rose ceremony, with no guests, will stream live on May 8. The virtual commencement ceremony is planned on Sunday, May 9 at 1 p.m. for undergraduates […]
By Azhley Rodriguez More than 50 Dominican students rallied against police violence and white supremacy in the Quad and marched down Division Street last Thursday. The two-part event started with an interfaith vigil to honor the lives lost […]
By Daniela Tovar-Miranda Dominican is offering a hands on honors interdisciplinary course for honors students where students will be able to work with beehives on campus to learn about the connections of science topics to […]
By Rachel Huser Marvel’s second installment of phase four of the cinematic universe brought two minor movie characters into the spotlight in this six-episode installment. “The Falcon and The Winter Soldier” aired its final episode […]
By Chelsea Zhao Dominican University partners with Loop Medical Center for a Moderna vaccination opportunity to DU community. The vaccination is for students, faculty and staff over 16 years old. The site with 150 appointments […]
By Azhley Rodriguez and Chelsea Zhao Dominican University moves forward with a diversity plan following the verdict of the Derek Chauvin trial. Students on campus agree the outcome of the trial is justified but see […]
By Chelsea Zhao Dominican University celebrates the achievements of outstanding seniors of 44 departments/disciplines. Dominican Star reached out to all the department chair on the selection criteria. According to the six department chairs who replied, […]
By Azhley Rodriguez The Center for Cultural Liberation gives students an environment that welcomes and celebrates all aspects of identity. Following social distancing and COVID-19 restrictions, events are held online and cause fewer students to […]
By: Andrew Mariotti A year of largely online learning has affected students at Dominican University, especially students with disabilities. One of the major challenges with online learning has been the “executive function”, meaning that it […]
By Sarah Butkovich Most people associate COVID-19 with physical aspects like masks and symptoms, but having a healthy mental state is just as important to one’s well-being. This is why Dominican University is going the […]
By Azhley Rodriguez COVID-19 has taken a toll on an innovative student dance team Melanin Fuse that aims to “incorporate different styles of dance to make everybody feel comfortable.” Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the team […]
By: Andrew Mariotti Dominican University’s plan for Fall 2021 involves seeing more students on campus as there will be a shift towards in-person learning with more face-to-face and hybrid courses. On March 23, I talked […]
By Rachel Huser When the pandemic hit the U.S. and Dominican decided to host the rest of the spring 2020 semester online, many students found themselves out of work. Senior Gabby McCoy, a student of […]
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