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January 8, 2021

VOL. 54 NO. 15

CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

From the President: A new year with hope

A. Gabriel Esteban | January 8,2021

​​It's a new year and the start of the winter quarter at DePaul. We enter 2021 with hope, yet we acknowledge the reality of continued challenges. One of the things that gives me hope is seeing our Catholic, Vincentian mission in action through the innovative work of our community.

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Articles

CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

DePaul denounces violence in our nation's capital

A. Gabriel Esteban | January 8, 2021

​This week's unprecedented events in the nation's capital reveal just how precious and fragile our democracy actually is. The shocking scenes provide a disturbing portrait of division and distressing outcomes of a nation at risk of being torn apart. We pray peace is restored to Washington, D.C., and ask our own community for calm and patience as the events continue to unfold. We pray and commit to protect and defend the gift of democracy. We pray for a peaceful transition of power.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

2020 President's report: The power in perseverance

Office of the President | January 8, 2021

​In the darkest times, our light shines brightest. Through the unprecedented challenges of the 2019-20 academic year, DePaul students, faculty and staff found reserves of strength, determination and optimism to accomplish inspiring work and serve those most urgently in need.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Library services continue, resume for winter quarter

Ashley McMullin | January 8, 2021

​​A number of services from the University Library will continue or resume this quarter, including contactless pick-up at the John T. Richardson and Loop libraries, expanded course reserve services, and book drop services.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Take Care of DePaul, Together: A student guide for winter 2021

University Marketing and Communications | January 8, 2021

​The COVID-19 pandemic is compelling all of us to think and behave differently in our day-to-day lives. What remains unchanged, however, is DePaul University's quality education experience for every student, the sense of belonging we hope you experience, and our mission to uphold the dignity of every person.
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DEBUZZ

Professor honored as a “Powerful Woman in Accounting”

Nadia Alfadel Coloma | January 8, 2021

​DePaul University Associate Professor of Accountancy Kelly Richmond Pope has made the national list of the “2020 Most Powerful Women in Accounting."
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

DePaul names new treasurer

Elizabeth Clements | January 8, 2021

​DePaul University announced today, Jan. 8, Brian Sullivan will serve as its next treasurer. His appointment is effective Jan. 18.
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MULTIMEDIA

Get to know The Art School

Rachel Wojnicki | January 8, 2021

​Formerly the Department of Art, Media and Design, The Art School at DePaul emphasizes research and conceptual thinking, creative problem solving, the development of specific skills, and the historical functions of art. Get to know the school's faculty and staff, and view a sample of their artwork in this interactive multimedia gallery.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

'LatinXAmerican' opens at DePaul Art Museum

Russell Dorn | January 8, 2021

​Designed to increase the visibility of Latinx artists and voices in museums, DePaul Art Museum has compiled an intergenerational group exhibition featuring 38 Latinx artists from Chicago and beyond, titled “LatinXAmerican.” The exhibition opened online Jan. 7, with hopes to transition to in-person in the spring. It will run through Aug. 15.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Student newsletter highlights resilience through artwork, poetry

Department of African and Black Diaspora Studies | January 8, 2021

​Explore artwork, poetry, essays and more in the latest edition of “WE ARE HERE,” the student newsletter from the Department of African and Black Diaspora Studies.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Wellness: Welcome 2021

Katrina Wagner, health promotion coordinator | January 8, 2021

​A new year brings excitement, adventure and new opportunities. This New Year season may feel a bit apprehensive as we are still navigating through a pandemic, but we have many resources at DePaul to take care of you. HPW provides some resources to begin the New Year by vowing to take care of ourselves holistically.
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CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

Mission: When shadows give way to light

Siobhan O'Donoghue | January 8, 2021

​At the dawn of this New Year, on the Feast Day of one of our Vincentian heroes, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, how might the Vincentian wisdom she embodied help to light the way forward?
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Life Events

LIFE EVENTS

In memoriam: John Watts, former dean of The Theatre School

January 8, 2021

​It is with sadness we have learned John Ransford Watts, dean of The Theatre School at DePaul University from 1979-99, died Dec. 14 in Mundelein, IL. He was 90 years old.
LIFE EVENTS

In memoriam: Kathy Claes, mother of UMC's Kristin Claes Mathews

January 8, 2021

​It is with sadness we have learned Kathy Claes, mother of University Marketing and Communication's Kristin Claes Mathews, passed away Dec. 12. She was 67. May she rest in peace.
LIFE EVENTS

In memoriam: Joe Rizzi, Sr., alumnus, adjunct faculty member and father of Driehaus' Joe Rizzi, Jr.

January 8, 2021

​​It is with sadness that we have learned of the death of Joe Rizzi, Sr., an alumnus and adjunct faculty member, and father of Joe Rizzi, Jr. May he rest in peace.

DePaul In The News

Express • Alexander Koch

What else has Lucifer star Alexander Koch been in?

January 6, 2021

Chicago Sun-Times • Laura-Caroline de Lara

DePaul Art Museum continues Latinx initiative with galleries-wide exhibition

January 4, 2021

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