By Rachel Huser While the pandemic has caused many to lose their jobs and prevented others from finding one, Dominican students have plenty of people and resources to help them find the job or internship […]
Daniela Tovar-Miranda The Student Nutrition and Dietetics Association (SNDA) and DU Feeds launched the first DU Feeds Market of the semester on Wednesday Feb. 3rd from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Parmer Atrium, […]
By: Chelsea Zhao Dominican University introduces SHIELDIllinois to handle COVID-19 testing as Campus Clear use dwindles. Elizabeth Ritzman, director of the wellness center, said if the university is not able to get in touch with […]
Contributed by SNDA member Morgan Sokes Most Americans would like to lose a little weight at some point in their lifetime, whether it be a few vanity pounds or a more significant amount to improve […]
By Chelsea Zhao Student workers who received unemployment benefits in 2020 are asked to pay back the funds due to federal and state regulations. Devan Sibley, the Rebecca Crown Library Circulation Assistant, said that she, […]
By Rachel Huser Dominican University hosted a virtual program Tuesday night to participate in the fifth annual National Day of Racial Healing, an event that builds on the work and learnings of the Truth, Racial […]
By Daniela Tovar-Miranda Starting Monday, Illinois moves into stage 1B of administering the vaccine, this includes those 65 and older or essential workers will be eligible for the Covid Vaccine; however, there is still skepticism […]
Dear Dominican Star readers, Hello! Happy New Year! Despite the challenges and hardships of 2020, the Dominican Star has thrived from the dedication of our past editor Thomas Gibbons and support of the community. This […]
The coronavirus has led Dominican University to cancel 2020’s in-person commencement ceremony and the 2021 ceremony is now in jeopardy, leaving students to feel disappointed. Dominican University did review other options to host a graduation […]
By Citlali (Cici) Ruiz Dominican students should not get too excited about president-elect Joe Biden’s promises for higher education and debt relief, according to experts. The “Biden Plan for Education Beyond High School” proposes to […]
Nkuzi Nnam, professor of Black World Studies, reflects on the role of activism and education and strategies for inclusion, amid the racial reckonings of 2020. Nnam said that he focuses on the systemic racial inequality […]
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