By Audrey Mendenhall Dominican is stepping up to help refugees who have landed in the Chicago area in recent months. The university has partnered with local parishes and organizations to supply essential items such as […]
By Jacob Garza Dominican is celebrating the 50th anniversary of hip-hop throughout the month of November. In 1973, Clive “Kool Herc” Campbell was one of the first people to create hip-hop in the Bronx, New York. From that moment on, hip-hop became widely […]
By Silvia Lopez Medina Dominican community members rolled up their sleeves to help donate blood through the Versiti Blood Center drive. Dominican co-sponsored the blood drive in the Parmer Atrium on Nov. 9. Students and staff donated their blood to maintain […]
Host: Betsy Carreño bcarreno@my.dom.edu Guest Speaker: Arleth Arana aarana@my.dom.edu Edited by: Ellie Heider Iheider@my.dom.edu Recorded in Dominican Recording Studio
By: Betsy Carreño & Gillian Adkins Dominican students outraged by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza organized a walkout for Palestine on Nov. 6. Approximately 200 faculty and students gathered around the Cyber Café on Monday […]
Hello Readers, We’re halfway through the semester and excited for Thanksgiving break! For this edition, you can expect to read up on Loan Repayments, the new FAFSA application, and a Conference Title win for the […]
By: Angel Dominguez This past Saturday, the Dominican men’s soccer team faced off against MSOE in the NACC tournament final. The previous matchup between both teams was hosted by Dominican on Sept. 30, which saw […]
By: Gina Robledo Upon walking into the nutrition lab, you can hear the noise of the blender, the chef talking to the students from the kitchen, the sound of the soup bubbling in the pot, […]
By: Bianca Dinkha After a three-year student loan pause concluded in early October, repayments are due once again. This has raised concerns for Dominican students and alumni, who were anticipating debt relief instead. Adding to […]
By: Nicholas Tamas-Orlandea On Nov. 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was in Dallas to get support for frontier policies, which were proposals to fix domestic, economic, and social reforms, but he was also looking […]
By: Katy Coakley The long-awaited study abroad program to China is making a comeback to allow students to make unforgettable memories. The trip was postponed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic but will take […]
By: Sairanet Hernandez The Elizabeth T. MacNeil School of Nursing introduces a new nursing cohort for the upcoming spring semester. Tamara Bland, dean of Borra College of Health Science, explained that market demand for nurses and […]
By: Jacob Garza The U.S. Department of Education is preparing a major overhaul to the 2024-25 FAFSA form. These changes plan to expand federal student aid eligibility and simplify the application process. The Office of […]
By: Victor Lopez With the 2024 United States presidential election approaching, many students are becoming concerned about the spread of misinformation. Dominican students and undergraduates across the country rely heavily on social media for political […]
By: Angel Dominguez With the NACC regular season completed, the Stars are now looking to close the season with the NACC tournament as well as have ambitions to play in the NCAA tournament. The women’s […]
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