By Bianca Dinkha After three years of rapid growth, Dominican University will pump the breaks on enrollment next year in response to concerns from students, faculty, staff, and the surrounding community about overcrowding on campus, […]
By Gillian Adkins Less than three months after he started, Cason Brunt, the new dean of students, abruptly parted ways with Dominican, leaving tight-lipped administrators and puzzled students. Brunt himself could not be reached for comment. […]
By Angel Dominguez On Jan. 20, the Lewis Hall Main Entrance elevator was forced to shut down. According to campus safety, the elevator was deemed too risky to stay open for students and faculty to […]
By Jocelyn Ramirez Sister Christin Tomy, the newest addition to Dominican’s ministry team, is redefining perceptions of religious life with her vibrant personality and approach to spiritual guidance. As a young, dynamic sister, she brings […]
By Michael Del Genio Dominican is currently in the midst of an every-10-year accreditation process, but university officials don’t think Trump’s agenda will affect Dominican. From the executive orders that enforce ICE raids to tariffs […]
Hello and welcome back to another episode of DU Locker Room Talks, we are joined by two men from our DU Men’s Track & Field Team , Adrian Ocana and Diego Valdiva. We talk their […]
In this fun and lighthearted episode, we’re joined by our very own co-editors as we dive into a game of “Would You Rather.” Get ready for some tough choices, plenty of laughs, and maybe even […]
Now that spring break is on the horizon, tune in to hear a couple of things you can do during spring break to avoid getting bored and try something new! Host: Betsy Carreño Bcarreno@my.dom.edu Music […]
Hello readers, As spring break approaches, we’re excited to bring you our newest edition of the paper! For this edition, you can read about the student protests against ICE, a Lunar New Year celebration, and […]
By Joseph Zuniga At its most recent tests, Dominican’s food service have earned passing grades for sanitation. In September, inspectors from the Village of River Forest evaluated the Cyber Café and Dining Hall, where they […]
By Joseph Zuniga Dominican athletes are displeased about the limited access to the Fitness Center on weekends. Christian Kalekas, president of Student Government Association (SGA) and baseball player, said the changes to the hours have […]
By Itzel Chavero The season of love is amongst us as chocolates, teddy bears, and red roses start appearing on store shelves once again as Valentine’s Day approaches us. As it is the month of […]
By Ralph Parcon We know that Jan. 1 is the start of the new year, but Lunar New Year is more significant amongst East Asian countries, especially China, Korea, and Vietnam, where it is respectively […]
By Bianca Dinkha Resident students have raised concerns about upkeep in the Coughlin, Power/Mazzuchelli, and Murray residence halls. Students often experience challenges related to plumbing and essential facilities such as bathrooms and washing and drying […]
By Gillian Adkins The sounds of drumming and a gong echoed through the Social Hall as students packed the tables to watch a Lion Dance as a part of the Lunar New Year Celebration hosted […]
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