Katherine Carper Contributing Writer 10/16/18 Women across the country are coming forward with their stories and experiences with sexual assault and are facing drastically different responses. Some say they are lying, some believe their stories, […]
Joseline Cano Feature Editor 10/16/18 The United States Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh for Supreme Court Justice on Oct. 6, following allegations of sexual assault. After a 50-48 vote, Kavanaugh was sworn in during a private […]
By: Megan Farley Staff Writer 10/16/18 In the past few months, we have seen a drastic increase in the number of deaths and overdoses tied to ‘bad batches’ of synthetic marijuana. The epidemic is nationwide, […]
Danny Bartik Staff Writer 10/16/18 The upcoming midterm elections could play a major role in the lives of Dominican students as well as college students all across the United States according to Political Science Department […]
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: Miya Medina Coming changes to Title IX causes confusion and a call of action at Dominican. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has introduced a draft version of new rules to Title IX, a federal […]
September 20, 2016 By Melissa Rohman What happens when 150 college students from across the country come together on one campus for two days, incorporating social media and technology, to talk about issues that matter […]
December 1, 2015 By Sarah Tinoco Senior Jordan Krikie planned an overnight leisure trip to tour the City of Lights. However Krikie plans changed when the ISIS planned terrorists attacks struck Paris, France on Nov. […]
November 17, 2015 By Jocelyn Cano, Marty Carlino and Cory Lesniak Dressed in black and standing tall, dozens of African-American students at Dominican stood in solidarity with the University of Missouri and their fight against […]
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 Cruz Rodriguez ST. LOUIS – A handful of Dominican students traveled on Oct. 11 to march in a peaceful protest over recent events in Ferguson, Mo. The march began in Ferguson and ended in […]
By Melissa Rohman Theology professor Father Richard Woods has made many close friends in Iraq and is heartbroken with the violence and turmoil the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, is causing in […]
By Jocelyn Cano Thunder roared above the Cloister Walk as students and staffstood in unison at the Black-Lives Matter! Human Lives Matter! Justice for Mike Brown! Walkout. The rally on August 25th was held in […]
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