October 6, 2015 By Christopher Sich It’s clear that parking availability, specifically the lack of it, is the issue of the year. Dominican spent an estimated $100,000 and added roughly 20 parking spots last year […]
October 6, 2015 By Leticia Vargas On September 29, Dominican held its sixth annual Caritas Veritas Symposium Day. The theme for this year’s symposium was “Caritas et Veritas in a Life’s Work” which explored how […]
October 6, 2015 By Melissa Rohman On the night of September 24, ten Dominican students and two faculty members set out on a pilgrimage to see Pope Francis in Philadelphia. Pope Francis made his first […]
By Gabbi Fusco Move over Dominican. There’s a new “sheriff” in town. They have been spotted around campus sporting new security uniforms. Students may wonder, “Who are the new people in charge?” The recent changes […]
By Giovanni Castillo and Emily Lapinski Dominican is pleased to welcome Quest, our new dining service provider, to campus. Since 1985, Quest has provided services to more than 110 kitchens across the Chicago metropolitan area, […]
By Cory Lesniak Dominican University officials are planning the first ever-active shooter drill on campus. Dominican’ s Emergency Response team is planning an active shooter drill scheduled for sometime in October. River Forest Police officials […]
By Alejandro Cortez Dominican students, faculty and staff now need go no further than the Cyber Café to load up on their favorite caffeinated beverages. Chartwell’s recently added Starbucks tea and coffee to their drink […]
By Melissa Rohman Rummaging through large boxes of donated clothing is all in a day’s work for apparel professor Susan Strawn, who is currently documenting and photographing a clothing collection dating back to the 1850s. […]
By Melissa Rohman Since November, President Donna Carroll has been anticipating a grant awarded by former Illinois Governor Pat Quinn. Unfortunately, since the election of Bruce Rauner, the grant has been frozen. On Feb. […]
By Marty Carlino For the first time in the brief history of the program, the men’s volleyball team entered the American Volleyball Coaches Association top 15 poll. The Stars gained entry into the week 6 rankings, […]
By Emily Lapinski In order to try to understand how adjunct band professor Anthony Svejda’s brain works on a daily basis, you have to imagine Percy Aldridge Grainger amped up with some electronic dance music (EDM) […]
By Cory Lesniak A pool of over 50 applicants has been cut down to just four candidates competing for the inaugural position of Chief Diversity Officer. Jonathan Locust, Jose Amaya, Sheila Radford Hill and interim […]
By Cory Lesniak A former Dominican student has been arrested and is being held on a $2 million bond in connection with the murder of Vicente Mundo, a 20-year-old University of Illinois student. Daniel Gonzalez, […]
By Melissa Rohman and Sara Scheler On January 7, havoc shook the grounds of Paris when two French Islamist gunmen, Saïd Kouachi and Chérif Kouachi, forced their way into and opened fire on the Paris […]
By Melissa Rohman Until December 15, the O’Connor Art Gallery will be exhibiting the artwork of Chicago artists Jerry Bleem, Brent Fogt, and Jonathan Rockford in a collaborative exhibit entitled Men’s Work: Three Crocheted Perspectives. […]
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