Articles by Fernanda Arellano

Angel Dominguez Staff Writer   This Spring semester welcomed back about 90% of students from the 600-strong fall 2022 freshman class, a percentage that administrators attribute to hard work and good advising.   Both faculty and […]

Ellie Heider  Contributing Writer  Students will now have an easier time applying for financial aid beginning in the fall because of changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), according to Victoria Spivak, […]

Katy Coakley  Contributing Writer  Several minors may be removed due to the lack of Dominican students enrolling in them. The university currently offers 51 undergraduate minors to choose from.  As of 2021, Spanish is the […]

Litzi Duran  Contributing Writer  A new $2.5 million grant will bring big changes to Dominican with upgraded classroom technology, faster internet speeds, and an internship opportunity in the information technology field for students to take […]

Katy Agans Contributing Writer  It’s 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 7 and Cyber Café is even more lively than usual. Students stand in clusters as they catch up with friends between classes.   The smell of […]

Ellie Heider  Contributing Writer  The Chicago mayoral election is coming up, and students at Dominican have been getting involved in voting and campaigning. They have done this through DU Votes and a new program, the […]

Katy Agans Contributing Writer Spring is in the air! Days are getting longer, and spring break is just around the corner. As February draws to a close, it’s time to look back and see how […]

Matthew Galdi   Contributing Writer   Dominican University men’s volleyball team heads into the 2023 season with high hopes led by a new head coach, William Craft.  Craft came to Dominican after four years of coaching and […]

Angel Dominguez   Assignment Editor  This semester Dominican’s Dining Services started enforcing a long-ignored rule against resident students sharing food from their meal plans with other students, but back-tracked on the change when students began to […]

Traducido por Matthew Desmond  Staff Writer  Como una consumada actriz, dramaturga, cantante, productora y educadora, Sandra Delgado lo ha hecho todo. Es más famosa por su primera obra escenificada, La Habana Madrid. Se representó tanto […]

Editorial Board Hello readers, this is the first edition of the spring semester. In this semester’s leadership positions, many changes were made in order to have a more collaborative environment. The Editorial Board consists of […]

Litzi Duran   Contributing Writer  Students at dozens of universities around the country are losing on-campus access to TikTok, but that kind of ban is highly unlikely at Dominican University, according to a top tech official.   “I will not […]

Katie Agans   Contributing Writer   This week, Dominican’s Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation Center (TRHT) is putting on the first Black and African American Affinity circle of the semester.  This Feb. 9, affinity circle is a place for Black students to come and […]