Month: September 2026

Welcome back, Dominican Star Enthusiasts,  We’ve officially been in school for a month, a quarter of the way through.   This edition, we have plenty of good stuff for you, including some letters from students regarding […]

By: Abel Flessner The men’s soccer team lost its Homecoming game to St. Norbert 0-1 on Saturday, their second loss of the season.   The Stars hadn’t lost a game in two weeks, but the loss […]

By: Joseph Zuniga As students finish settling into the semester, some can’t help but notice that, although the Rebecca Crown Library has some exciting new additions, one change stands out: the removal of several heavily […]

By: Santiago Torres Dominican University will adopt a new AI policy aimed at balancing innovation with ethical concerns across academic, administrative, and research operations. A draft of the policy was distributed by Vice President for […]

By: Santiago Torres On Sept. 17, award-winning author and poet Marcelo Hernandez Castillo addressed Dominican University students, in a speech based on his book, Children of the Land, as well as share his experience as […]

By: Mai Diaz Slowfire is an art business founded by Professor Noelle Allen Wright. Professor Wright coined Slowfire to stand for how the artistic process is— how it is often a slow, meditative journey. She […]

By: Isabella Bercan A year after 2025’s Midway Blitz, students and staff at Dominican reflect on how the immigration enforcement operation impacted our students and their communities. For Maria Sarango, former president of the Undocumented Immigrant […]

By: Jennifer Flores  In early August, Dominican students were introduced to Hire Dominican, a new career services platform. This development was meant to replace Handshake, which employers and faculty found difficult to work with. As […]

By: David Lazzara With fall arriving, politics and the upcoming midterm elections are back in focus. Much of the attention is coming from an expected blue wave in response to the first two years of […]

By: Abel Flessner Rowan “Row” Almoaiber is taking on the role of SGA President for the 2026-27 school year. She has one priority in mind: making sure Dominican students feel heard.   The senior from St. […]

By: Michael Del Genio Dominican women’s soccer began the season on a high note, steamrolling Greenville University 5-0 in their own home.   Three Freshmen notched the first goals of their careers, with Grace Durante […]

Welcome back, Dominican Star enthusiasts!  As school begins to pick up, we are especially excited to provide you with the latest and greatest edition of the paper for the 2026-2027 academic year.  My name is […]

By: Abel Flessner The men’s soccer team got off to a hot start, claiming a victory in its first match against Blackburn College, 1-0, their first season-opening win since 2023, when they defeated Webster University 4-0 and […]