Articles by Fernanda Arellano

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 […]

By: Amanda Barrios  Hello, January! It’s a new semester and campus feels like it’s holding its breath. The class of 2026 has a serious case of Senior-itis. Other students have returned from break armed with […]

Welcome back, readers!   I am so excited to bring you our first edition of the semester! My name is Bianca Dinkha, and I will serve as the Editor-in-Chief (EIC) this spring. I am a senior […]

Hello readers,   As the semester comes to a close, we welcome you to our last edition of the paper.   We’re very excited for you to read this edition of the newspaper. Some articles we recommend […]

By: Jennifer Flores  As ICE slowly makes a departure towards North Carolina, the Chicago Hispanic communities remain vigilant. The Pilsen community, now home to the Dominican Chicago Campus at 1805 S Paulina St Chicago, IL […]

Hello readers,  I bring to you the last edition of the newspaper of the semester, as well as my last edition as Co-Editor. Being the Co-Editor of the newspaper has taught me what it truly […]

By Lesly Villegas Going into final exams, students have found themselves circling Dominican University searching for a study space. Competing with more students for a brief time slot in less and less space.    This hits […]

By: Jennifer Flores Over the Thanksgiving break, a student was detained by U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at O’Hare airport as they were preparing to travel home for the holidays.    On Nov. 25, President […]

By: Natalie Rodriguez Pancakes, eggs, and bacon at night is an interesting way to beat end-of-semester stress, but it’s just the thing for Michelle Gonzalez and many other Dominican Students.   Students love the annual Destress […]

By: Bella Bercan   As Fall semester comes to a close with Thanksgiving passing us by, conversations surrounding Indigenous history became more prominent on campus with the Indigenous Club hosting an Indigenous People’s Day meal and […]

By: Sandy Garcia  Students and faculty joined around the Grotto in front of the statue of Virgin Mary, standing together to express their stance against the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Chicago.  […]