Through its people and programs, DePaul University has become widely known as a refuge and advocate for those in need. But current events have demanded more services and more compassion to provide for people in distress. And the university community has answered the call.
DePaul University has a robust tradition of students working with industry and community clients to gain experience, knowledge and connections that give them a head start on career paths.
DePaul University’s Translator and Interpreter Corps provides free need-based translation, interpreting and related services to Chicagoland clients.
Gun violence is one of Chicago’s most pressing problems. And it’s something that Daniel Schober, a DePaul assistant professor of public health, is working to understand and change through the Chicago Gun Violence Research Collaborative.
DePaul student Kenneth Purnell strives to end homelessness—one ladle at a time Riders on Chicago’s CTA train lines often fixate on their smartphones and avoid eye contact with individuals experiencing […]
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