By Pauline Williams Contributing Writer Over the summer, the Office for Civic Learning piloted its first-ever Willenborg Civic Action Internships. These internships, sponsored by alumni and labor leader Eileen Willenborg, provide students with hands-on and […]
By Kathryn Agans Contributing Writer The Dominican Student Government Association (SGA) is working hard to help students navigate this transitional period between online and in-person learning.
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.
Azhley Rodriguez Staff writer The National Association of Colored Women’s Club gave healing chakra stones to students in the dining hall on Wednesday.
By Elizabeth Nguyen Contributing writer As the COVID-19 pandemic drags on, resident students welcome the new semester with cautious optimism despite a continuing sense of loneliness.
By Rayante O’Neal Contributing writer After 18 months of pandemic restrictions and canceled in-person events, some Dominican clubs are ready to kick-off the Halloween season. Two different events will be located on campus in the Underground free […]
Emily Ford Contributing Writer The Undocumented and Immigrant Allyance (UIA) rose as an important part of Dominican University’s information eco-system for the student body. Located in the Center for Cultural Liberation (CCL) on the second […]
By Emily Ford Contributing Writer The Minority Association for Pre-Medical Students, also known as MAPS, hosted its first meeting on Tuesday Oct. 12 in the Parmer Hall in room 109. President Cynthia Espino, Vice President […]
Azhley Rodriguez Staff Writer Student Life hosted the Involvement Fair in the social hall this year making it one of the events back in person after the pandemic cut on campus activities last year. The Involvement Fair is a yearly event hosted […]
Sam Cole Staff writer Empty theaters seem to be a recurring theme the past couple of years, especially on college campuses. According to New York University, the pandemic lockdown was the longest theatre shutdown in […]
By Jovana Rodriguez and Emily Ford Dominican University kicked off Latine Heritage Month Sept. 10 with the Una Tarde En La Plaza Event from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Quad. This year there are fewer but bigger events […]
By Chelsea Zhao Estimated Reading time: 3.5 minutes The Faith in the Vaccine program collaborates with Interfaith Youth Core to address hesitancy and accessibility regarding the COVID-19 vaccines via faith-based communities. IFYC offered a grant […]
By: Andrew Mariotti A year of largely online learning has affected students at Dominican University, especially students with disabilities. One of the major challenges with online learning has been the “executive function”, meaning that it […]
Isabelle Schindler Staff Writer There is a divide that has been present at Dominican for many years. Protests have taken place in 2012, 2015, and 2016 all with the intent to bring issues of inclusion, […]
January Health Article from Abbie Johnson (representing the Dominican Student Nurse Association): E-cigarettes, mods, vape pens. Whatever terminology is used, these tools deliver an aerosolized substance (a misty solution) that is then inhaled into the […]
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