Month: April 2023

By: Angel Dominguez  Staff Writer  Dolores Huerta brought more than 90 years of experience, activism, and passion to a packed house.   The Lund Auditorium played host to a live question-answer session with Dolores Huerta, accompanied […]

By: Katy Coakley   Contributing Writer  At the Edge: Runway Experience, the 2023 fashion show, allowed guests to explore the stunning and brilliant work designed by Dominican’s fashion department.   At the Edge: Runway Experience, ran from […]

Hello readers, as the semester is coming to an end, we have many interesting stories being published. The iconic annual fashion show was this weekend, which had a special guest! (Read page 7 for more […]

By: Litzi Duran  Contributing Writer  From Afghanistan to Ukraine, The Pride and Dangers of Photojournalism: Paula Bronstein, Reflections of Her Journey  On Tuesday April 4, Dominican hosted award-winning photojournalist Paula Bronstein for a lecture exposing […]

 By: Katy Agans  Contributing Writer  University Ministry prides itself on being a safe and inclusive place for everyone.   Dominican’s LGBTQ+ Mass on March 19 was unsettled by the removal of pride decorations and a “hurtful” […]

By: Ellie Heider  Contributing Writer  More than 300 students presented their research ideas and experiences at the Scholarship and Ideas (SI) Expo, Wednesday, April 12, in Parmer Hall.  Many students took hour-long shifts to showcase […]

By: Matthew Desmond  En 1973, Pablo Neruda, político y poeta ganador del Premio Nobel, murió en Chile.  Casi al mismo tiempo, la familia de Pamela Illanes escapó de la agitación política que provocó el golpe […]

 By: Angel Dominguez  Staff Writer  Dominican has closed indefinitely the tunnel linking the Fine Arts Building to Lewis Hall because of the ongoing flooding problems says Director of Campus Safety, Sasha Santiago.   The University attempted […]

By: Matthew Desmond   In 1973, Pablo Neruda, a politician and Nobel-Prize-winning poet, died in Chile. Around the same time, Pamela Illanes’s family escaped political turmoil of General Augusto Pinochet’s military takeover. Years later, Neruda’s poetry […]

By: Katy Coakley  From illustrations of the Social Hall to a honeycomb stoneware, a new and colorful exhibition hosted by Dominican’s art and design department students educated and entertained students and faculty.  The 2023 annual […]

By: Katy Coakley  Contributing Writer  Curtain Call, a new theater club at Dominican, is now open for all students interested in learning about theater and art.  The club currently has 15 members and allows students […]

By: Ellie Heider  Contributing Writer  From career development classes to special events, Dominican offers plenty of ways students can get head starts on internships for the summer and into the next academic year.   The first […]

By: Litzi Duran  Contributing Writer  Across the nation, universities have been concerned over the increased possibility of academic dishonesty through the creation of ChatGPT.  Dominican’s chief information officer is not worried.  CIO, Todd Kleine, acknowledges […]