By Itzel Chavero What seemed to start as a final class project has now turned into the welcoming of brand-new menstrual product machines across campus bathrooms. Lack of access to menstrual hygiene products, also known as period […]
By Fiona Rowlands A team of Dominican students have received funding from NASA to design self-sufficient lunar sensors. This team is led by Julio Rodriguez, a junior majoring in computer science, and Pablo Cesar Bedolla […]
By Jacob Garza The 2024-25 FAFSA application is officially open for business after a confusing and error-ridden delay. The Department of Education issued a soft launch on Dec. 30 before its federally authorized date of […]
By Audrey Mendenhall Dominican is stepping up to help refugees who have landed in the Chicago area in recent months. The university has partnered with local parishes and organizations to supply essential items such as […]
By: Betsy Carreño & Gillian Adkins Dominican students outraged by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza organized a walkout for Palestine on Nov. 6. Approximately 200 faculty and students gathered around the Cyber Café on Monday […]
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: Nicholas Tamas-Orlandea September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. This observance honors the work and influences of Hispanics and Latinxs in the United States. One way to learn about Hispanic/Latinx […]
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 […]
Katy Coakley Contributing Writer Both study-abroad trips to Trinidad and Tobago and Cuba are resuming after several postponements due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Both programs were delayed in 2020 and 2021 but are taking place this […]
Litzi Duran Contributing Writer Students at dozens of universities around the country are losing on-campus access to TikTok, but that kind of ban is highly unlikely at Dominican University, according to a top tech official. “I will not […]
Litzi Duran Contributing Writer Several hundred students have used Dominican’s new Preferred Pronoun and Lived First Name tool for online university platforms since it was introduced this semester, according to the university’s chief information officer. […]
Azhley Rodriguez Staff Writer As the world prepares for what could possibly become World War III, DU alumna Allison Quinn is working diligently to tell the stories of families at the forefront of the war […]
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