Backpack Full of Love
When Helma Wardenaar (MEd ’08) posted a photo on a closed Facebook group of herself carrying a special-needs student on her back during a school hiking trip, she only wanted […]
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The Journey of DePaul’s Fight Song
By Rachel Marciano (CMN ’14) We will gather, ‘neath the banner, ‘Neath the scarlet and the blue. While in song we sing your praises, Praises for old DePaul U. Let […]
Kicking Ass in a Corset
Jane Austen’s six feminist leadership principles What can you learn from unemployed, unmarried women in 18th century rural England? More than you might think. Andrea Kayne, a lifelong Jane Austen […]
Photo Gallery: 2018 MLK Prayer Breakfast
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. was the keynote speaker at DePaul’s 21st annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Prayer Breakfast on Jan. 16, 2018. Horace Hall, associate professor of […]
Feel the Heat: Fight a Fire Alongside Alumni Firemen
Fight a fire alongside alumni firemen By Kris Gallagher “You’re using all your senses. You’re hearing, smelling, feeling your way,” says Dave DuVall (BUS ’92), who’s fought fires since 1989. […]
