By Robert Taylor If anyone decides to visit Dominican’s Wellness Center, a mask mandate will be issued due to concerns over the surge in COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases. As the seasons change, COVID-19 numbers […]
By Bianca Dinkha Lauryn Bergert was a passionate Dominican student; now she’s on the other side of the classroom as an adjunct psychology professor. The alumna shares her experience as a professor, her enthusiasm for […]
Professor Christine Wilson’s Life in the Natural World course has returned with a new civic engagement project. After the success of the 2023 U-Pass win, the new student cohort is embarking on another campus partner […]
By Betsy Carreño Known as an activist and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Movement, Ayo Tometi came to Dominican as a speaker on Feb. 6. Coming to Dominican, Tometi talked about the work she […]
By Itzel Chavero Dominican kicked off Black History Month with a food and music festival on Feb. 1 in the Social Hall. The Center for Cultural Liberation (CCL) offered students a taste of soul food […]
By Audrey Mendenhall On Feb. 3, Dominican partnered with the National Ability Basketball League (NABL) to host an exciting basketball game. According to the NABL website, the organization is “dedicated to pioneering equal treatment for […]
Hello Readers, Week seven is here, so that means the second edition of our paper is here too! In this edition, you can expect to read up on inflation at Dominican, an update from the […]
Hello Readers, As we approach week three of the spring semester, we bring you the first edition of the paper. In this edition, you can expect to read about recent problems with the new FAFSA […]
Ayọ Tometi, activist and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter Movement, is set to deliver a keynote address at Dominican in honor of Black History Month. The event will be held on Feb 6. in […]
By Betsy Carreno Beginning this semester, Dominican will be offering the U-Pass for students to take part in. Students are allowed to pick up their pass if they decided to opt for it in early […]
By Nicholas Tamas-Orlandea During World War II, the United States Armed Forces were trying to enlist countless individuals including two college graduates and sisters, Mary Florence O’Shea and Mary Jane O’Shea. While there is not […]
By Itzel Chavero Dr. Tameka Ellington took National Day of Racial Healing as an opportunity to talk to students about the impact of colonial beauty standards on the African American community. Amy Omi, assistant director […]
By Ellie Heider As students return to campus from winter break, many are wondering why the parking lot has become overcrowded during the first couple weeks of classes. According to Sasha Santiago, director of campus […]
By Jacob Garza The 2024-25 FAFSA application is officially open for business after a confusing and error-ridden delay. The Department of Education issued a soft launch on Dec. 30 before its federally authorized date of […]
By Fiona Rowlands Study rooms 122 and 123, located on the first floor of the Rebecca Crown Library, have now been converted into offices for Student Success and Engagement staff members. The head librarian declined […]
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