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By: Crystal Medrano, Joseline Cano, Sabrina Henderson, Roberto Alonso Editors 10/16/18 Dear Readers, The phrase “Go Vote” echoes in our ears almost everywhere we turn. “I should vote” and “my vote doesn’t matter” are thoughts […]

Joseline Cano Feature Editor 10/16/18 Illinois Attorney General: Erika Harold (R) Priorities: Public corruption, criminal justice reform, government accountability and transparency, rule of law, preventing harassment, workers’ compensation reform, and the opioid crisis. Bubba Harsy […]

By Sabrina Henderson October 5th, 2018 Dominican Students and Staff follows closely to the trial of Chicago Police Officer Jason Van Dyke, accused of murdering African-American teenager Laquan McDonald. As days wind down to the […]

By: Crystal Medrano September 27, 2018 On Tuesday Oct. 2  Dominican will be hosting its third annual Georgie Anne Geyer Initiative welcoming world-known New York Times’ journalist  Rukmini Callimachi as the guest lecturer. The annual […]

By Sr. Melissa Waters, OP Dear, dear Students, Our lives as the poet Robert Frost describes them, are journeys in which “Nothing Gold Can Stay.” And why? Because even with all our seemingly endless challenges, […]

By: Daniel Guillen February 26, 2018 Sam Bailey visited Dominican University on January 16th 2018 and provided insight into her early career as an actress and multi-genre writer. Including an established reputation in Chicago’s Live […]

By Sarah Tinoco April 2, 2014 “I am double Dominican!” Sr. Xiomara Mendez-Hernandez exclaimed of her Dominican nationality and selfhood as a Dominican sister. With her Dominican connection and her notable background in fashion design, […]

By David Combest March 19, 2014 In 1980, PBS made television history by broadcasting “The Cosmos: A Personal Voyage” which was presented by acclaimed astronomer and science communicator Carl Sagan. Sagan entertained and sparked wonder […]