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April 17, 2020

VOL. 53 NO. 28

CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Register for Vincentian Service Day 2020

Division of Mission and Ministry | April 17,2020

​Given the current reality, this year's Vincentian Service Day, set for May 2, will look different, but continue in this same spirit. All members of the DePaul community are invited to participate remotely, following the guidelines of social distancing.

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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Watch the latest DePaul Connection episode

University Marketing and Communications | April 17, 2020

​In this episode, Dr. Esteban and senior leadership discuss the new pass/fail option, how students can stay involved in school activities and plans for Vincentian Service Day.
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FAQs on pass/D/fail option

University Marketing and Communications | April 17, 2020

​DePaul's COVID-19 site now includes answers to frequently asked questions about the temporary Pass / D / Fail option for spring and summer 2020. The information includes deadlines for declaring an intention to opt for the Pass / D / Fail grading basis and how utilizing the option may affect a GPA.
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Public health expert on disparities of coronavirus and African Americans

Kristin Claes Mathews | April 17, 2020

​More African Americans are dying of COVID-19 in Chicago than any other racial group, according to data released this week by the Chicago Department of Public Health. Dan Schober, an assistant professor of public health in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, discusses the causes of health inequality for African Americans before and during this pandemic.
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INTO THE ARCHIVES

University Archives wants your stories

Brittan Nannenga | April 17, 2020

​In an effort to record this significant and unique period in time as it unfolds around us, University Archives is inviting students, staff and faculty to document and share their personal stories from the coronavirus outbreak to preserve them in the archives.
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Introducing DePaul Music at Home

Janice Hay | April 17, 2020

​In an effort to keep the music playing during spring quarter, the School of Music started an online initiative called DePaul Music At Home. Selections from past and previously unreleased performances, featuring both student ensembles and world-renowned faculty members, will be shared on the School of Music's YouTube channel.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Mission Monday: An invitation to love and solidarity

Siobhan O’Donoghue | April 17, 2020

​Vincent de Paul once reassured Louise de Marillac, "How sorry I am about your suffering!" As we face the difficult days of the coronavirus, to what acts of love and solidarity might your heart be inviting you?
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Share your 'Stay Home' selfies on Instagram

Katrina Wagner | April 17, 2020

​Staying at home is the most important thing we all need to do right now. Despite feeling bored and wanting to be outside or with our friends and family, staying home will help keep ourselves and everyone safe. To stay connected and promote staying at home, have some fun with Health Promotion and Wellness's "Stay Home" campaign on Instagram.
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SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR

Faculty examines approaches to parenting with a purpose

Alyssa Westring | April 17, 2020

​Drawing on the experience of researchers, educators, consultants, coaches and parents, "Parents Who Lead" offers a robust and proven method - designed specifically for parents - that will help you gain a greater sense of purpose and control.
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DePaul Download podcast: When an alumna shared her message of forgiveness from DePaul's TEDx stage

University Marketing and Communications | April 17, 2020

​DePaul Download checks back in with former TEDxDePaulUniversity speaker, Karli Butler, to hear what she's been up to, how the TEDx experience affected her life and what it was like to share such a personal story with hundreds of people.
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Meet Lily Voyles: World traveler and advocate for students with disabilities

Carolyn Brinckwirth | April 17, 2020

​Lily Voyles, a senior communication major with intercultural communication and hospitality minors, doesn't let anything stand in her way, especially learning disabilities.
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DePaul's 'Blue Book Anthology' gives a creative voice to Illinois high school students

Isabel Rejto | April 17, 2020

​DePaul's "Blue Book Anthology," a collection of poetry, fiction and nonfiction, celebrates the creative writing talent of Illinois high school students. Edited by DePaul students in the writing and publishing graduate program, "DePaul's Blue Book: Best Illinois High School Writing 2018-19" features 66 works considered from more than 70 high school literary magazines from around the state.
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Strengthening DePaul's community engagement

Hannah Coyle | April 17, 2020

​​​Through regular virtual meetings and a new database, Collaboratory, the university's Council on Community Engagement aims to expand the campus knowledge regarding DePaul's engagement with Chicago communities.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

New virtual tour

University Marketing and Communications | April 17, 2020

​Are you missing DePaul's campuses while working, instructing or learning remotely this quarter? Check out the university's new virtual tour for a glimpse at campus life as a Blue Demon.
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DePaul In The News

Crain's Chicago Business • Joseph Schwieterman

Don’t sell the suitcase: Air travel will bounce back

April 14, 2020

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