Mission Critical
The Vincentian question “What Must Be Done” in action By Abigail Pickus Photos by Tom Evans Looking back, Georgina Leal (LAS ’12) remembers the moment that changed the trajectory of […]
Tag Archives: St. Vincent de Paul
The Mission Continues
Generous gifts from members of the DePaul Board of Trustees have created an endowed chair in honor of the Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., who stepped down from the presidency […]
Video: The Many Faces of St. Vincent de Paul
There’s still time to view “The Many Faces of Vincent de Paul: Nineteenth-Century French Romanticism and the Sacred” at the DePaul Art Museum. This show examines how artists depicted DePaul’s patron […]
History Reclaimed
Sister Betty Ann McNeil, D.C., tells the hidden story of the Daughters of Charity during the Civil War. By Jamie Sokolik Treasure maps can take many different forms, but they […]
Campus Art Featured in Chicago App
Have you ever walked into the John T. Richardson Library before sunset and noticed all the colors shining on the walls from the stained glass window of the Adoration of […]
