An Uncommon Good
A law school alumna finds fulfillment in working to heal the world By Marilyn Ferdinand The light that guides the life and work of civil rights attorney Karyn L. Bass […]
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Lincoln’s Legacy
April 15, 2017, marks the 152nd anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s death, but his legacy lives on in remarkable ways. Three DePaul faculty members in the College of Liberal Arts and […]
Commemorating a Special St. Patrick’s Day
Mary Donoghue McCain, Irish studies program director and instructor of history and Catholic studies in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, reveals why this St. Patrick’s Day is especially […]
Who Wore What: Black Superhero Costumes
Superman’s iconic red cape hints to us that he can fly. Batman’s mask explains his alter-ego, and Spider-Man’s web-emblazoned jumpsuit communicates his arachnid-like tendencies. But Luke Cage’s original costume—silver headband […]
