The Trauma of Head Injury
Pioneering research is searching for solutions to a serious health concern By Abigail Pickus The mouse’s memory isn’t what it used. Despite having explored the exact same spotted giraffe a […]
At the Forefront of Opportunity
DePaul initiates two new programs to invigorate the health sciences By Marilyn Ferdinand Who will care for use when we are unable to care for ourselves? This vital question is […]
A Heart of Gold
Alumnus works to foster healthy communities as chairman of the American Heart Association By Kelsey Schagemann Chicago has a life-expectancy problem. In Streeterville, residents live to 90 years old on […]
Nursing in the 21st Century
A conversation with the new president of the Illinois American Nurses Association 2019 was a watershed year for Assistant Professor of Nursing Elizabeth Aquino (CSH MS ’06). In July, she […]
A Hall That Hits the High Notes
By Marilyn Ferdinand What makes a real difference to musicians who are preparing to perform? If you ask Sasha Gerritson (MUS CER ’99), one component is a state-of-the-art performance venue. […]
Zooming In: Teaching During a Pandemic
When stay-at-home orders were issue to prevent the spread of COVID-19, closed schools had to readjust practically overnight. DePaul Magazine spoke with Paul Zionts, dean of the College of Education, […]
