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: 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: Ellie Heider & Bianca Dinkha Dominican University has been ranked as #11 out of 160 Regional Midwest Universities, preserving its position within top 15 Midwestern universities. All rankings are from a U.S. News and World Report article. Additionally, Dominican placed #1 in the […]
By: Betsy Carreno Dominican is expanding its doors to Pilsen by adding a new campus that is expected to open in Fall 2024. The building, La Casa, is built with a 100-bedroom facility for dorm […]
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 worried. CIO, Todd Kleine, acknowledges […]
Fernanda Arellano Staff Writer The Dominican Star staff was awarded a record 11 awards in the annual Illinois College Press Association (ICPA) Contest in February, the most the newspaper has won since it was a member. […]
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 […]
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 […]
By Sam Cole Staff Writer Dominican University offers students the opportunity to investigate life on this planet and prepare for a career in the sciences – whether it’s in the field or in a lab.
By Sarah Butkovic Although Dominican has been offering indoor dining since the beginning of the semester, Chicago’s recent scaleback to Phase 4 of reopening is allowing indoor dining for the first time since the summer. […]
Dominican University publishes COVID-19 tracking board to measure up to the changing nature of the virus and set forth corresponding strategies. On August 29, Vice President for Student Success & Engagement Barrington Price emails a […]
Correction/Clarification In the May 6, 2020 story published on the Dominican Star digital edition, “Future of Automated Red Light Cameras in Illinois Remain Undecided” there were two errors. The Star reported incorrectly that former State Sen. Martin Sandoval, D-Chicago, […]
By Christian Baté-Soto The legalization of recreational marijuana will benefit society tremendously, however, previous distributors of marijuana have not been so fortunate. Over the past couple decades, so many citizens have been incarcerated for distributing […]
photo via the Deadline By Chelsea Zhao Dominican University’s political experts say impeachment is not as straight forward as it seems, drawing from their knowledge on the topic. Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, announced […]
photo via the Chicago Reporter By Daniela Tovar-Miranda The Chicago Teachers Union, CTU, strike is affecting Dominican faculty, students and programs in unexpected ways. Programs at Dominican, especially many education classes are affected. For education […]
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