Students Present at the SI Expo
By: Ellie Heider Contributing Writer More than 300 students presented their research ideas and experiences at the Scholarship and Ideas (SI) Expo, Wednesday, April 12, in Parmer Hall. Many students…
University Ministry Prevails Despite Pride Mass Incident
By: Katy Agans Contributing Writer University Ministry prides itself on being a safe and inclusive place for everyone. Dominican’s LGBTQ+ Mass on March 19 was unsettled by the removal of…
Fine Arts Tunnel Closing Brings Frustration to Dominican
By: Angel Dominguez Staff Writer Dominican has closed indefinitely the tunnel linking the Fine Arts Building to Lewis Hall because of the ongoing flooding problems says Director of Campus Safety,…
Students Show Talents in Annual Art Exhibition
By: Katy Coakley From illustrations of the Social Hall to a honeycomb stoneware, a new and colorful exhibition hosted by Dominican’s art and design department students educated and entertained students…
Curtain Call Returns for Theater Students
By: Katy Coakley Contributing Writer Curtain Call, a new theater club at Dominican, is now open for all students interested in learning about theater and art. The club currently has…
Ways the Career Center Helps Students
By: Ellie Heider Contributing Writer From career development classes to special events, Dominican offers plenty of ways students can get head starts on internships for the summer and into the…
Dominican Officials See No Threat in ChatGPT
By: Litzi Duran Contributing Writer Across the nation, universities have been concerned over the increased possibility of academic dishonesty through the creation of ChatGPT. Dominican’s chief information officer is not…
Clear Your Head in the Fitness Center
By: Matthew Galdi Contributing Writer Sophomore, Ethan Shepherd, finds peace of mind and an active body at Dominican’s Fitness Center “The Fitness Center allows you to have time to yourself…
Student Trip to Trinidad and Tobago
By: Aquella Farr Contributing Writer Fifteen DU students took the university’s first-ever study abroad trip to Trinidad and Tobago in early March. The original trip was planned for the…
Welcoming Trail Blazing Photojournalist Paula Bronstein
By: Litzi Duran Contributing Writer After three years of the Georgie Anne Geyer lectures being on pause, award-winning photojournalist, Paula Bronstein, will be visiting campus Tuesday, April 4. Bronstein’s work…