Year: 2026

By Isabella Bercan   The Women in Business club had their first general meeting this semester to inform interested Dominican students about their mission and different events and opportunities they host.   President of Women in […]

By Isabella Bercan  On February 11th the Black Student Union (BSU) and the Center of Cultural Liberation came together to host the long running Food and Music Festival, one of the many exciting events occurring […]

By Jennifer Flores Build-a-Buddy, makes a comeback after its evident missing period last Fall Semester.  For years, Build-a-Buddy has been a long-standing event on campus that was held every semester by the office of Student […]

By Jack DiDomenic Freshman Gabirelle White is set to take off for Ghana this spring break after becoming Dominican University’s newest recipient of the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.   The Gilman Scholarship is an annual, […]

By: Abel Flessner   Dominican women’s track is starting their second season as a program at DU. They still look to get their first team win, bringing in a new head coach, Sergio Miranda, for the […]

By: Mia Taullahu   During my soccer season, I’d typically wake up in a cold sweat at 5:00 AM for practice, fearful of having slept through the multiple alarms, after turning in a paper just […]

By: Michael Del Genio   In late December, the Dominican men’s volleyball team took a trip overseas to Croatia, Slovenia, and Italy to play top national and club teams in exhibition matches.  The trip comes […]

Michael Del Genio   Dominican men’s volleyball enters preseason ranked 4th in the NACC standings and is already setting the tone with a hot 3-0 start, with a suffocating second win at home against Adrian College […]

By:  Joseph Zuniga  Students shared experiences and expressed concerns about why Dominican chose to stay open on Friday, Jan. 23, despite the frigid cold weather.  Weather conditions in the Chicagoland area reached a dangerous low […]

By: Jennifer Flores  Established in 2017 by the W.K. Kellog Foundation, National Day of Racial Healing was created to follow up Martin Luther King Jr. Day and acknowledge justice, equity, and shared humanity. This year, […]

By Santiago Leon Torres   Freshman student Richard Medina was at home, in his room when he heard the news he’d been waiting for all of his life. It felt like any other day until […]

By: Isabella Bercan   At Dominican, being a student means having endless opportunities to attend meetings, events, and so much more, hosted by a wide range of clubs and organizations. As a community, we have all become quite familiar with EngageDU for finding out what events and meetings are occurring on […]

By David Lazzara  School shootings have once again entered the national debate after a shooting at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, ended with two students dead and nine others injured.  This has caused some […]