From Steel Mill to State Department
Ambassador Carmen Lomellin (MBA ’84) is proud of being a strong advocate for women, children and immigrants over her long career in public service By Marilyn Ferdinand “Excitement about things […]
Category Archives: 2020 Winter
Here Comes the Sum
It doesn’t get much attention, but the decennial U.S. census is a major engine of our social progress and economy By Craig Keller As the nation gears up for what […]
Civics Education for a Civil Society
Millions of incarcerated citizens re-enter society without knowing their civil rights. Now, thank in part to a DePaul professor, that’s changing in Illinois. By Abigail Pickus In 2013, Christina Rivers, […]
DePaul’s Safety Guardian
Public safety officer Maureen Greene has been keeping DePaul safe for more than 25 years At the safety workshops she hosts every summer for 2,000-plus new students and their parents, […]
Census Sensibility
Operational innovations have improved the Census Bureau’s efficiencies as its data-gathering duties have expanded over 230 years 1790 U.S. marshals conduct census from 1790 to 1870, using pen and paper […]
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