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President Rob Manuel named vice chair of NAICU Board of Directors

President Rob Manuel named vice chair of NAICU Board of Directors

​​DePaul Univer​​​sity President Robert L. Manuel has been elected vice chair of the board of directors of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, in line to assume the board chair post in July 2025.​

‘Slender’ Megalodon shark research from DePaul paleobiologist makes waves

‘Slender’ Megalodon shark research from DePaul paleobiologist makes waves

​ From movie screens to science labs, the prehistoric Megalodon shark, formally known as Otodus megalodon, has gained many fans and... read more

The Village Chicago honors DePaul with Trailblazer Award

The Village Chicago honors DePaul with Trailblazer Award

​​​​​ DePa​ul received the 2023 Trailblazer Award from The Village Chicago, a community organization for people over 50. The... read more

Several faculty, staff and students named Fulbright specialists and scholarship winners

Several faculty, staff and students named Fulbright specialists and scholarship winners

​​  Jeff Carrion/DePaul UniversityA number of Blue Demons have won awards through the U.S. State Department and its... read more

Nominations being accepted for Staff Quality Service awards

Nominations being accepted for Staff Quality Service awards

​​Nominations are now being accepted for the Staff Quality Service Awards and are due by 5 p.m. on Tuesday, July 25.​

This year's Spirit of DePaul winners announced

This year's Spirit of DePaul winners announced

​Faculty and staff recipients of the 2023-2024 Spirit of DePaul Award exemplify the mission and values of our university, thereby highlighting the Vincentian spirit that is alive at DePaul.​

Check out DePaul Magazine online

Check out DePaul Magazine online

The Spring 2023 issue of DePaul Magazine has just published. Check it out by visiting the publication's new website.​​

Malkamaki sets a world record at Paralympics nationals

Malkamaki sets a world record at Paralympics nationals

DePaul senior Noelle Malkamaki set a record in the shot put this month in Chula Vista, Calif., winning gold at the national track and field championships and earning herself a spot on Team USA for the 2023 World Para Athletics Championships in Paris this July. ​

New hours for DePaul Central

New hours for DePaul Central

To maintain a goal of continued quality support to students and their families, DePaul Central will make changes to in-office and phone availability, effective June 15.​

Inaugural art prize leads to acquisition for DePaul Art Museum

Inaugural art prize leads to acquisition for DePaul Art Museum

The inaugura​l Barbara Nessim Acquisition Prize has been awarded to DePaul Art Museum this spring, enabling the acquisition of Chicago-based artist Selva Aparicio's "Auto-da-Fé (Act of Faith)" for the museum's permanent collection.

At May 18 ceremony, DePaul will rename two university facilities

At May 18 ceremony, DePaul will rename two university facilities

DePaul will ​​conduct a renaming ceremony on Thursday, May 18, that honors Aspasia LeCompte as the new namesake for two university facilities.

President Manuel to headline the next Lunch with Vincent

President Manuel to headline the next Lunch with Vincent

The next Lunch with Vincent, on Wednesday, May 17, will feature a conversation with President Rob Manuel on mission-based leadership and what it means to be part of a Vincentian community at DePaul University.

Dining hall banquet celebrates end of Ramadan

Dining hall banquet celebrates end of Ramadan

Chartwells Higher Education joined with the student organization United Muslims Moving Ahead to present an Eid al-Fitr dinner celebrating the end of Ramadan on April 25. Chef Zubair Mohajir, a former DePaul student and a nominee for the James Beard Award - Best Chef Midwest, provided several of the dishes that helped break the Ramadan fast.

Louise Week 2023: A time of celebration

Louise Week 2023: A time of celebration

In honor of St. Louise de Marillac's Feast Day on May 9, the Division of Mission and Ministry invites the DePaul community to observe Louise Week from May 6 through 12.​​

LGBTQ+ Faculty and Staff Network to hold May 2 mixer

LGBTQ+ Faculty and Staff Network to hold May 2 mixer

The gatherin​g in the Theatre School lobby from 4 to 6 p.m. is a opportunity to meet colleagues, make new friends and reconnect with folks you haven’t seen in a while. The event is for faculty and staff members who are LGBTQ+-identified and for allies that are committed to creating an affirming campus environment for LGBTQ+ individuals.

DePaul students travel to New York to present their research

DePaul students travel to New York to present their research

The Big East Student Research Poster Symposium gathered undergraduates from all 11 Big East Conference schools to present their faculty-mentored research projects to a panel of judges.

Journalism students' work nominated for national award

Journalism students' work nominated for national award

An investigative series by the Better Government Association, which features reporting by DePaul journalism students into Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's business investments and potential conflicts of interest, is a finalist for a national award in health care journalism from the National Institute for Health Care Management Foundation.

Get tickets for DePaul Night at Wrigley Field

Get tickets for DePaul Night at Wrigley Field

All Blue Dem​​on alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends are invited to watch the Cubs take on the rival St. Louis Cardinals for a 6:40 p.m. game.

Faculty in Communication, College of Science and Health achieve notable accomplishments

Faculty in Communication, College of Science and Health achieve notable accomplishments

​Several DePa​​ul faculty members were recently recognized for their professional accomplishments by outside organizations, and we celebrate a couple of 10-year anniversaries!

Balkan literature experts come to DePaul for annual Albanian Studies lecture

Balkan literature experts come to DePaul for annual Albanian Studies lecture

Diaspora literature from the Balkans will be the focus of this year's Albanian Studies Annual Lecture on Saturday, as two European professors come to DePaul. Belfjore Qose teaches modern world literature at the University of Tirana in Albania, while Christian Voss heads the Department for South Slavic Studies at Humboldt University in Berlin.

Symposium highlights DePaul's community-based research

Symposium highlights DePaul's community-based research

Recent fello​ws from the Center for Community Health Equity and the Steans Center will present findings from their community-based research at a symposium Thursday, April 13, on the Lincoln Park campus.

Learn about study-abroad options at upcoming info sessions

Learn about study-abroad options at upcoming info sessions

DePaul has a​ wide range of global-study experiences available during the 2023-24 academic year. Learn more about these programs and their host countries at a series of information sessions throughout April.

Check out the lineup of spring BUILD workshops

Check out the lineup of spring BUILD workshops

The BUILD Diversity Certificate program for faculty and staff sponsored 11 workshops in the fall and winter quarters, with participants exploring topics of intersectionality, identity, anti-racism and managing conflict. Four more workshops are available in the spring quarter.

World Catholicism Week considers how the Church must change

World Catholicism Week considers how the Church must change

Catholic lea​ders will gather at DePaul this week for the 15th World Catholicism Week conference, ready to discuss how Vincentians will answer Pope Francis's call for making the Church more open to God and to the poor.

Science fiction author Chen Qiufan to visit DePaul next week

Science fiction author Chen Qiufan to visit DePaul next week

Chen Qiufan, an award-winning science fiction novelist known also as Stanley Chen, will visit DePaul next week for an evening in honor of his being named the DePaul Humanities Center's 2022-2023 Humanities Laureate.

Submissions being accepted for Spirit of DePaul awards

Submissions being accepted for Spirit of DePaul awards

Nominations ​are now being accepted for the Spirit of DePaul Award, which honors full-time university employees whose leadership and service to the university and our students represent the model exemplified by St. Vincent de Paul.

Student listening session April 11 to discuss DePaul's spiritual life

Student listening session April 11 to discuss DePaul's spiritual life

Students are invited to participate in a listening session on Tuesday, April 11, that is designed to explore the challenges and opportunities on our religiously diverse campus.​

DePaul's annual Gnome Hunt returns next month

DePaul's annual Gnome Hunt returns next month

DePaul's sixth annual Gnome Hunt will take place April 17-21. Student organizations and DePaul offices can adopt a gnome to decorate, name and provide with a backstory. ​

Listening sessions scheduled to discuss DePaul's spiritual life

Listening sessions scheduled to discuss DePaul's spiritual life

Faculty and ​​staff are invited to participate in listening sessions next week that are designed to explore the challenges and opportunities on our religiously diverse campus.

Theatre School alumnus wins OBIE Award

Theatre School alumnus wins OBIE Award

Arturo Luís Soria, who graduated from The Theatre School in 2009 with a BFA in Acting, won an OBIE Award for best performance for his play "Ni Mi Madre" at the 66th OBIE Awards ceremony Feb. 27 in New York City.

Join the Chicago Quarter as a staff professional

Join the Chicago Quarter as a staff professional

The Office o​​f New Student and Family Engagement is recruiting Chicago Quarter staff professionals for the fall quarter. These positions are part of a teaching team that assists first-year students with their transition into DePaul.

Recent faculty accomplishments in nursing, communication and the English Language Academy

Recent faculty accomplishments in nursing, communication and the English Language Academy

Several DePa​​ul faculty members were recently recognized for their professional accomplishments by outside organizations.

Applications open for tenured faculty for 2023-24 Presidential Fellows programs

Applications open for tenured faculty for 2023-24 Presidential Fellows programs

The president's office is now accepting applications from tenured DePaul faculty for two Presidential Fellows programs for the 2023-24 academic year. Presidential Fellows have the opportunity to contribute directly to shaping university initiatives that address pressing questions at DePaul.

Get tickets for a DePaul night with the Chicago Bulls

Get tickets for a DePaul night with the Chicago Bulls

All Blue Dem​on alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends are invited to a DePaul Outing at the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday, April 4, when the NBA team will host the Atlanta Hawks at 7 p.m.

Journalism professor to lead Chicago Reader’s Racial Justice Writers’ Room

Journalism professor to lead Chicago Reader’s Racial Justice Writers’ Room

Judith McCray, a senior professional in residence in DePaul’s journalism program, meets bi-weekly with eight early- to mid-career journalists to discuss their projects related to racial justice. One-to-one mento​​ring and special topic sessions are also provided by other experienced journalists.

Hoot selected as newest Research and Innovation Leadership Fellow

Hoot selected as newest Research and Innovation Leadership Fellow

Bradley Hoot, an associate professor of Spanish in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, will devote much of the coming year to designing a program that provides opportunities for training and certification in research skills.

DePaul Humanities Center welcomes new fellows

DePaul Humanities Center welcomes new fellows

The DePaul H​umanities Center has named its three 2023-25 faculty fellows. These fellows, selected from a highly competitive applicant pool, will serve for two academic years researching their respective topics.

Feb. 28 conversation will address the unhealed scars of WWII

Feb. 28 conversation will address the unhealed scars of WWII

Career diplo​mat J.D. Bindenagel will join history professor Gene Beiriger in a discussion about the ongoing work of restitution more than 75 years after the end of World War II.

Best-selling author George M. Johnson to visit DePaul next week

Best-selling author George M. Johnson to visit DePaul next week

Johnson will visit DePaul on Thursday, March 2, to read from and talk about their book "All Boys Aren't Blue." A panel of DePaul faculty, staff and students will join Johnson to discuss the current wave of literary censorship in the United States.​

Learn how you can save a life through organ donation

Learn how you can save a life through organ donation

Living-donor​ organ transplants save the lives of seriously ill people, and one of the largest such transplant programs in the country is located in Chicago. The first step to help is to go through a screening process to learn if you're a good match to donate.

Global homelessness researchers, policymakers to gather at DePaul for conference

Global homelessness researchers, policymakers to gather at DePaul for conference

The Ruff Institute of Global Homelessness is jointly hosting a conference with the International Journal on Homelessness on DePaul's campus next month. Registration is open, and the organizers are seeking volunteers.​

Faculty and staff portrait days are March 2-3

Faculty and staff portrait days are March 2-3

DePaul faculty and staff can have a professional headshot photograph taken on the Lincoln Park Campus on March 2 and 3​. The portrait is free, and there is no need to register or make an appointment.

DePaul to offer several Ash Wednesday services

DePaul to offer several Ash Wednesday services

Ash Wednesday, which falls this year on Feb. 22, begins the season of Lent, observed by some Christians as a time for prayer, fasting, introspection and an examination of conscience. On Wednesday, everyone is welcome to receive ashes or a blessing at the Lincoln Park Student Center Atrium, and DePaul will hold Masses and ecumenical services on both campuses.

Help DePaul weave a Sustainability Network for the future

Help DePaul weave a Sustainability Network for the future

A Sustainabi​lity Network Weaving event on Wednesday, Feb. 15, on the Loop Campus will gather faculty, students, staff, alumni and community partners to engage with one another over a meal on building a sustainable lifestyle for DePaul and beyond.

Don’t leave your belongings unattended on campus

Don’t leave your belongings unattended on campus

Whenever you have to step away from a desk, don't leave your personal items behind and in plain view, even they're in an unlocked office or you're gone f​​or only a short period of time, DePaul Public Safety reminds.

Fortune names DePaul’s master’s in cybersecurity, data science among top in country

Fortune names DePaul’s master’s in cybersecurity, data science among top in country

​​​The year is off to a strong start for the School of Computing, as Fortune has named two of its graduate degrees among the best in the nation for 2023. ​

James elected chair-elect of campus activities association's board

James elected chair-elect of campus activities association's board

Courtney Jam​es, DePaul's director of student involvement, has been named chair-elect of the National Association for Campus Activities' board of directors, positioning her to take leadership of the organization in 2024.

We did it! DePaul meets the Blue Demon Challenge

We did it! DePaul meets the Blue Demon Challenge

Thanks to th​e support of thousands of Blue Demons, we surpassed our goal, raising more than $7 million to support the programs and students we care about so passionately.

Blue Demon Challenge annual fundraiser is today!

Blue Demon Challenge annual fundraiser is today!

Visit the Blue Demon Challenge website to make a gift, learn more about the many challenges and matches, and help unlock thousands of dollars for the people, places and causes most important t​o you.

U.S. News recognizes DePaul’s online programs

U.S. News recognizes DePaul’s online programs

In its new r​ankings, U.S. News and World Report placed DePaul’s online bachelor’s degree program in psychology No. 16 in the country, while the university's master’s degree online program in computer information technology ranked 66th. The Driehaus College of Business’ online bachelor’s program ranked 20th nationally.

DePaul Newsmakers features experts in the news

DePaul Newsmakers features experts in the news

A special social media campaign promotes the DePaul faculty and staff who elevate the public discourse on issues that matter to our students and society. DePaul News social media accounts will spotlight these DePaul Newsmakers who share their academic expertise with a general audience.​

Video game documentary 'Insert Coin' to make Chicago debut at Music Box

Video game documentary 'Insert Coin' to make Chicago debut at Music Box

Jarvis CDM's Josh Tsui will host the premiere and a Q&A of his documentary film, which chronicles Chicago's video game industry in the '80s and '90s.​

Get ready for the Blue Demon Challenge on Jan. 25

Get ready for the Blue Demon Challenge on Jan. 25

In celebration of DePaul University's 125th anniversary, this year's goal for the Blue Demon Challenge — DePaul's annual day of giving — is our biggest yet: We are asking alumni, parents, friends, students, faculty and staff to raise $7 million in a single day.​

City Council 'DePaul Day' resolution

City Council 'DePaul Day' resolution

City Council declared Jan. 25, 2023 to be "DePaul Day" in the City of Chicago. Read the full text of the resolution. 

New at Innovation Day 2023:  The Innovation Showcase

New at Innovation Day 2023: The Innovation Showcase

This year's ​Innovation Day, on Jan. 27, includes an Innovation Showcase, with exhibits highlighting projects that demonstrate creativity in research meeting industry and societal needs.

RSVP for DePaul's annual MLK Prayer Breakfast on Jan. 17

RSVP for DePaul's annual MLK Prayer Breakfast on Jan. 17

On Tuesday, ​Jan. 17, all DePaul faculty, staff, students and alumni are invited to attend the university's 26th annual prayer breakfast honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. This program at the Lincoln Park Student Center celebrates King's life and legacy as an activist for social justice.

Learn about Study Abroad at upcoming info sessions

Learn about Study Abroad at upcoming info sessions

Information ​sessions will introduce several of the available programs for DePaul Study Abroad, which is accepting applications through Feb. 1 for summer, fall, and 2023-24 academic year programs.

Manuel named to NAICU board of directors

Manuel named to NAICU board of directors

DePaul Presi​dent Rob Manuel has been appointed to the board of directors of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, which works to ensure that all students have access to higher education.

Start the year with Well Fit U

Start the year with Well Fit U

The Ray Meye​r Fitness and Recreation Center is sponsoring an eight-week program, Well Fit U, to help the DePaul community grow healthier in the new year.

Life after 55 East: Where did everybody go?

Life after 55 East: Where did everybody go?

Last summer, several DePaul departments began moving out of offices at 55 East Jackson Blvd., with personnel resettling into other on-campus facilities. With the dust beginning to settle, an update of where university departments are now headquartered may be timely.

A midwinter night supreme: Demon Jam returns Jan. 12

A midwinter night supreme: Demon Jam returns Jan. 12

DePaul's fre​e, annual winter concert for students, presented by the DePaul Activities Board (DAB), is back for the first time since 2019! Spencer Sutherland will headline and Nezza will open the double bill in the Lincoln Park Student Center.

Celebrate Lunar New Year with DePaul

Celebrate Lunar New Year with DePaul

On Sunday, J​an. 22, DePaul University will celebrate a Lunar New Year Gala for the 15th time, ringing in the Year of the Rabbit with festive food and engaging performances.

DePaul to host winter gear and goods free store

DePaul to host winter gear and goods free store

This quarter​​, the Basic Needs Hub is partnering with the Career Center and Office of Multicultural Student Success to present a Winter Gear and Goods Free Store. The event, which includes a resource fair, is set for Monday, Jan. 9, in the Lincoln Park Student Center.

Holiday building closures

Holiday building closures

​​At the end of the fall quarter, Facility Operations and Public Safety advised the campus community on issues that may affect individuals and departments during the period the university is closed from the evening of Dec. 20 until Jan. 2.

Get tickets for DePaul Night with the Chicago Blackhawks

Get tickets for DePaul Night with the Chicago Blackhawks

​Join the DePaul community for a night at the United Center. All Blue Demon alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends are invited to DePaul Night with the Chicago Blackhawks​​​ on Thursday, Jan. 12.​​

DePaul captures BIG EAST League of Legends fall title

DePaul captures BIG EAST League of Legends fall title

​The fall 2022 League of Legends BIG EAST Championship concluded earlier this month with DePaul capturing its third BIG EAST League of Legends title in four seasons.

Mission and Ministry to host program at Art Institute of Chicago

Mission and Ministry to host program at Art Institute of Chicago

​On Dec. 15, the Division of Mission and Ministry will host "The Art of Hospitality: A  Day with Vincent" at the Art... read more

Take advantage of Microsoft 365 enhanced features

Take advantage of Microsoft 365 enhanced features

​​​​​Information Services would like to thank all DePaul employees for their patience as we moved all remaining DePaul email accounts to the... read more

Don't miss Christmas at DePaul broadcasts

Don't miss Christmas at DePaul broadcasts

​​​ This article was edited on Dec. 14 to reflect updated viewing information.This holiday season, Christmas at DePaul will... read more

Barnes & Noble Holiday Appreciation Days are back

Barnes & Noble Holiday Appreciation Days are back

​Still working through your holiday gift list? Head to DePaul's Barnes & Noble bookstores Dec. 5-10​ for holiday Appreciation Days.... read more

Winter break parking information

Winter break parking information

​Need to leave your car over the winter break? Short-term parking is available in the Sheffield garage from Nov. 23 - Jan. 2.

DePaul Ugly Sweater fundraiser benefits Basic Needs Hub

DePaul Ugly Sweater fundraiser benefits Basic Needs Hub

​​​​​​​​​Looking to add a 2022 DePaul Ugly Sweater to your wardrobe?​ Want a way to help your fellow Blue Demons? Check... read more

Therapy dogs return to campus ahead of fall finals

Therapy dogs return to campus ahead of fall finals

​​On Monday, Nov. 14, therapy dogs from Medinah Shrine Therapy Dog Club will be on the Lincoln Park Campus Quad to ease the stress of... read more

Changes for DPU Alert

Changes for DPU Alert

​This month, DePaul is making changes to DPU Alert, the university's direct emergency notification system. ​

Gathering of Remembrance set for Nov. 17

Gathering of Remembrance set for Nov. 17

​ The Division of Mission and Ministry will host the 2022 Gathering of Remembrance, an interfaith memorial service in support of all... read more

Don't miss 2022 Ugly Sweater Party, Tree Lighting Ceremony

Don't miss 2022 Ugly Sweater Party, Tree Lighting Ceremony

​Holidays at DePaul return next week with the annual ​​Ugly Sweater Party and Tree Lighting Ceremony, set for Nov. 9. This year's celebrations also feature the inaugural Holiday Cookie​ Stroll on Nov. 8. All members of the campus community are welcome to attend.​

Croak Community Legal Clinic to host housing workshops

Croak Community Legal Clinic to host housing workshops

​The Croak Community Legal Clinic, housed in the DePaul College of Law, will host a series of "know your rights" presentations in November. ​

Application window open for Federal Student Loan Debt Relief​

Application window open for Federal Student Loan Debt Relief​

​The Federal Student Loan Debt Relief​ application window is now open. ​​​The Biden administration is encouraging borrowers to keep applying for student loan forgiveness despite a temporary stay issued by a federal appeals court this month blocking the administration from discharging any debt.​​ ​

DePaul to host program on voting rights, research, action

DePaul to host program on voting rights, research, action

On Thursday, Nov. 10, DePaul will host an election-week conversation on "Voting rights: Bridging research and action." All... read more

Faculty hits top spot on New York Times best-seller list

Faculty hits top spot on New York Times best-seller list

This month, Erika Sánchez's novel "I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter" ranked No. 1 on the New York Times' list for young adult paperbacks.​

Faculty and staff invited to attend virtual vision session

Faculty and staff invited to attend virtual vision session

President Rob Manuel invites faculty and staff to join a virtual vision session on Monday, Oct. 24, at 9 a.m. The goal of this session is to build on the six priority areas Manuel shared in the 125-Day Transition Approach, working to establish a framework for a new strategic plan.

MEAL with DePaul returns for 2022

MEAL with DePaul returns for 2022

"MEAL With D​​​​ePaul" is back for the first time since 2019, and Global Engagement is now accepting applications for Thanksgiving MEAL hosts.

Save the date for Innovation Day 2023

Save the date for Innovation Day 2023

The fourth annual DePaul Innovation Day, titled "Breaking Barriers through Creative Collaborations," is scheduled for Friday, Jan. 27. All faculty and staff are invited to RSVP for this in-person event.​

DePaul announces BlueKey multi-factor authentication expansion for faculty

DePaul announces BlueKey multi-factor authentication expansion for faculty

BlueKey MFA is expanding to other DePaul applications for faculty members. When accessing Campus Connect, Google Workspace and Office 365 apps, DePaul faculty members will be asked to authenticate their identity through BlueKey MFA. These changes will take effect on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 19.​

Christmas at DePaul lottery now open

Christmas at DePaul lottery now open

​Christmas at DePaul returns to St. Vincent de Paul Church this year for its 15th annual program. Three performances are scheduled for Dec. 8 and 9. As in years past, tickets for this year's performances will again be distributed via a lottery.

Faculty and staff: Apply for the 2023 Vincentian Heritage Tour

Faculty and staff: Apply for the 2023 Vincentian Heritage Tour

​Would you like to walk in the footsteps of St. Vincent de Paul during a 12 day trip to Paris and France next summer? Apply by Oct.... read more

Faculty: Attend DePaul Humanities Center workshops on fellows program

Faculty: Attend DePaul Humanities Center workshops on fellows program

The DePaul H​​umanities Center is now accepting applications for its 2023-25 faculty fellows program.

DePaul alumna named MacArthur 'genius'

DePaul alumna named MacArthur 'genius'

​Tomeka Reid, a 2002 graduate of DePaul's School of Music, has been named a member of the 2022 MacArthur Fellows program. Reid is a jazz cellist, composer and improviser who creates a unique jazz sound that draws from a range of musical traditions.​

Wicklander fellow named for 2022-23 year

Wicklander fellow named for 2022-23 year

​Carolina Sternberg,​ an associate professor and chair of the Department of Latin American and Latino Studies​, is the recipient of 2022-23 Wicklander Fellowship, announced by the university's Institute for Business and Professional Ethics​.​​

Update to BlueKey MFA, Microsoft Authenticator app user experience

Update to BlueKey MFA, Microsoft Authenticator app user experience

On Wednesday​, Oct. 5, Information Services will make a slight change to the Microsoft Authenticator app’s verification process.

Ready, set, smile! Portrait Days are back

Ready, set, smile! Portrait Days are back

This month, ​​University Marketing and Communications will host walk-in Portrait Days for faculty and staff. The sessions are set for Thursday, Oct. 13, and Monday, Oct. 24​.

Faculty and staff: Register for upcoming President's Book Club discussion

Faculty and staff: Register for upcoming President's Book Club discussion

​​​​In partnership with the Office of the President and DePaul University Libraries, the Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity... read more

DePaul announces BlueKey multi-factor authentication expansion

DePaul announces BlueKey multi-factor authentication expansion

​​BlueKey MFA is expanding to other DePaul applications for staff members. When accessing Campus Connect and Office 365 apps, DePaul staff members will be asked to authenticate their identity through BlueKey MFA. These changes will take effect on the morning of Wednesday, Sept. 28.​

DePaul to host events for National Disability Employment Awareness Month

DePaul to host events for National Disability Employment Awareness Month

​October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. In recognition of that designation, Ability Alliance for Allies and Advocates, DePaul's resource group for employees with disabilities, will host several events open to the campus community. ​

Dining discount available for faculty and staff

Dining discount available for faculty and staff

DePaul facul​ty and staff can now receive a 15 percent discount on purchases at participating Blue Demon Dining locations.

All for DePaul fun run kicks off Oct. 8

All for DePaul fun run kicks off Oct. 8

​The All for DePaul Virtual Fun Run, taking place Oct. 8-16​, welcomes all members of the DePaul community to lace up your running (or walking!) shoes and get in some steps in support of DePaul students.​

Faculty: Apply for the Research and Innovation Leadership Fellows Program

Faculty: Apply for the Research and Innovation Leadership Fellows Program

​The Office of the Provost is now accepting applications for the next cohort of the Research and Innovation Leadership Fellows Program. The program provides an opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the administration of academic research, creative activities and innovation enterprise, as well as community partnership and technology commercialization. Interested faculty can apply by Oct. 5.

Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with DePaul

Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with DePaul

Latinx Heritage Month, which runs Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, honors the culture and contributions of Latina/o/x individuals. To celebrate, DePaul has planned various educational and cultural programs in the coming days and weeks.

Save the date for inauguration

Save the date for inauguration

​​​​Save the date for the inauguration of Robert L. Manuel as the 13th president of DePaul University.Friday, Nov. 11, 2022Lincoln Park... read more

Faculty and staff invited to attend vision sessions

Faculty and staff invited to attend vision sessions

​At Academic Convocation, President Rob Manuel described how the university will design its future together. To get started, Manuel invites faculty and staff to participate in vision sessions.​

Don't miss upcoming DePaul Lin Park Renovation Celebration

Don't miss upcoming DePaul Lin Park Renovation Celebration

​On Saturday, Sept. 17, all members of the campus community are welcome to join a party celebrating the partnership between DePaul and the Chicago Park District to renovate the historic basketball courts at Lin Park.

Winter quarter start date

Winter quarter start date

​Winter quarter will begin on Jan. 2, 2023, to ensure that each quarter includes 10 full weeks of instruction.

Fall BUILD program kicks off Sept. 21

Fall BUILD program kicks off Sept. 21

​​Now in its ninth year, the 2022-23 BUILD diversity certificate program will host a variety of workshops, including sessions that focus on ​anti-racism, recruiting a diverse workforce and religious diversity. Set to kick off Sept. 21, all faculty and staff are welcome to register.​

Faculty invited to learn about research, development alliance with RFUMS

Faculty invited to learn about research, development alliance with RFUMS

​Faculty are invited to join DePaul and RFU colleagues at “Lunch & Learn: DePaul and RFUMS Collaboration for AI in Biomedical Discovery and Healthcare,” set for Sept. 16

DePaul VP appointed co-chair of consortium for senior diversity officers

DePaul VP appointed co-chair of consortium for senior diversity officers

​This​ summer, the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities​ appointed DePaul's Elizabeth Ortiz as a co-​​chair of the organization's consortium for senior diversity officers ​in Catholic higher education.​

Princeton Review recognizes DePaul in '2023 Best Colleges' guide

Princeton Review recognizes DePaul in '2023 Best Colleges' guide

​Based on surveys of current students, The Princeton Review ratings spotlight DePaul’s capitalization of opportunities in Chicago and how well students get along with the local community.

Rob Manuel invites faculty and staff to happy hour receptions

Rob Manuel invites faculty and staff to happy hour receptions

​As we kick off a new academic year, DePaul President Rob Manuel wants to hear from you. The Office of the President invites faculty and staff to register for an informal happy hour reception to be held on Tuesday, Sept. 13 on the Lincoln Park Campus. Registration is limited.

University honors Gerald Paetsch Academic Advising Award winners

University honors Gerald Paetsch Academic Advising Award winners

​Each year, the Gerald Paetsch Advising Award recognizes members of the university community who demonstrate excellence in advising undergraduate and graduate students.​​

Faculty: Don't miss fall Global Learning Experience workshop

Faculty: Don't miss fall Global Learning Experience workshop

​Ready to bring the world into your classroom at DePaul? Register for this fall's Global Learning Experience faculty development workshop​, set to kick off Sept. 26.

Fortune ranks School of Computing master’s programs among top in U.S. for 2022

Fortune ranks School of Computing master’s programs among top in U.S. for 2022

​New rankings out this summer from Fortune have placed three graduate programs from the Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media among the top in the country for 2022​.

Changes to BlueKey multi-factor authentication

Changes to BlueKey multi-factor authentication

​As shared via email, this month Information Service made changes to BlueKey multi-factor authentication. As of Aug. 24, DePaul users using the Microsoft Authenticator mobile app will experience a change to the multi-factor authentication​ user experience.

Get tickets for DePaul Night with the Chicago White Sox

Get tickets for DePaul Night with the Chicago White Sox

​Join the DePaul community for a night at the ballpark. DePaul alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends are invited to DePaul Night with the White Sox on Tuesday, Oct. 4.​

Chicago magazine 'Newcity Lit' honors seven DePaul faculty

Chicago magazine 'Newcity Lit' honors seven DePaul faculty

​The founding editors of DePaul’s Big Shoulder Books, the co-founder of Rose Metal Press, the founder and editor of Poetry East, the poetry editor of The Langston Hughes Review, and an award-winning author and department chair are among seven DePaul English faculty to be recently honored by NewCity Lit in the publication’s annual Lit 50 rankings.​​

College of Law Dean Jennifer Rosato Perea receives top honors

College of Law Dean Jennifer Rosato Perea receives top honors

This summer, Jennifer Rosato Perea, dean for DePaul’s College of Law, was recognized with the Leonard Jay Schrager Award of Excellence and Top Women in Law Award. ​​

DePaul rises in Top American Film School ranking from The Hollywood Reporter

DePaul rises in Top American Film School ranking from The Hollywood Reporter

DePaul's School of Cinematic Arts being ranked by The Hollywood Reporter as a top film school for the third year in a row​.

Sign up to host a Vinny Fest 2021 activity on Sept. 30

Sign up to host a Vinny Fest 2021 activity on Sept. 30

​​Faculty and staff organizations and offices are invited to host an activity at this year's Vinny Fest, set for Friday, Sept. 30.​

Congratulations to this year's Staff Quality Service Award honorees

Congratulations to this year's Staff Quality Service Award honorees

​DePaul has announced the recipients of the 2022-23 Staff Quality Service Awards. This award honors staff members whose service to the university represents the highest standards of quality and effectiveness.​​​

DePaul supports affirmative action in Supreme Court amicus brief

DePaul supports affirmative action in Supreme Court amicus brief

​DePaul has cosigned an amicus brief with 56 Catholic colleges and universities urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold affirmative action ahead of two upcoming cases.​

Animator portrays ‘emotional impact’ for Emmy-nominated documentary

Animator portrays ‘emotional impact’ for Emmy-nominated documentary

Animator and assistant professor Naghmeh Farzaneh worked on the social issue documentary "In the Dark of the Valley," now nominated for an Emmy Award.

Jim and Mary Cele Doyle honored by the Congregation of the Mission

Jim and Mary Cele Doyle honored by the Congregation of the Mission

The Congregation of the Mission’s superior general has named Jim Doyle, DePaul's former vice president for student affairs, and his wife, Mary Cele, as affiliates of the congregation — its highest ​honor.

New grant program encourages bringing AI into health care

New grant program encourages bringing AI into health care

DePaul Unive​rsity is teaming with Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science to sponsor a new research grant that brings together the field of artificial intelligence with that of biomedical discovery and health care.

July research award roundup

July research award roundup

​This month, several DePaul faculty earned external grants in support of their ongoing research.

DePaul returns to Art Institute of Chicago for fall afternoon of special programming

DePaul returns to Art Institute of Chicago for fall afternoon of special programming

​Thanks to a continued partnership between DePaul and the Art Institute of Chicago, faculty, staff and students are invited to an afternoon of special programming this fall. Set for Friday, Sept. 30, from 2 – 5 p.m., university members can attend a tailored DePaul program of in-gallery talks and other activities. ​

DePaul announces fall schedules for Blue Demon soccer, women's volleyball

DePaul announces fall schedules for Blue Demon soccer, women's volleyball

​As the DePaul community begins preparation for a new academic year, Athletics has announced the schedules for Blue Demon men’s and women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball. ​

Don't miss 2022 University Pitch Madness

Don't miss 2022 University Pitch Madness

​Set for July 20, University Pitch Madness Chicago 2022 is an event where student startups from several Universities compete for a chance to win top prize. Don't miss this chance to hear pitches from student entrepreneurs at DePaul.

Nursing student receives Schweitzer Fellowship

Nursing student receives Schweitzer Fellowship

​This summer, Nicholas Cooper, a graduate student in the School of Nursing received the Health and Medicine Policy Research Group’s distinguished Schweitzer Fellowship. ​

DePaul honors Spirit of DePaul winners

DePaul honors Spirit of DePaul winners

​​​Each year, the Spirit of DePaul Awards honor members of the university community whose service to the university and our... read more

Sherry Rasmussen earns lifetime achievement award

Sherry Rasmussen earns lifetime achievement award

​This spring, Sherry Rasmussen, an instructor in DePaul's English Language Academy, received the Illinois TESOL-BE's 2022 Outstanding Teacher Lifetime Achievement Award.​

Upcoming change to Outlook Calendar behavior

Upcoming change to Outlook Calendar behavior

On Monday, June 27, the default behavior will change for some DePaul users when creating a new Calendar meeting Microsoft Outlook.

Chicago Gun Violence Research Collaborative seeks volunteers for neighborhood cleanup

Chicago Gun Violence Research Collaborative seeks volunteers for neighborhood cleanup

​On June 23, DePaul's Chicago Gun Violence Research Collaborative and the local organization Kids Off The Block will partner to clean up an unused commercial space in Roseland near KOB headquarters as a first step to developing the space into a center for youth training in technology, entrepreneurship and the arts.​

Carolyn Bronstein earns Harold L. Nelson Award

Carolyn Bronstein earns Harold L. Nelson Award

Earlier this spring, Carolyn Bronstein, a Vincent de Paul professor of communication and media studies and associate dean of research ​and strategic initiatives in the College of Communication, received the Harold L. Nelson ​Award from the University of Wisconsin – Madison.​​

Call for proposals: Teach-in on global justice issues

Call for proposals: Teach-in on global justice issues

The Society of Vincent de Paul Professors' Global Justice committee invites faculty, staff and students to submit a panel, presentation, media or workshop proposal for the third annual Teach-in on Global Justice Issues. Submissions are due by Thursday, June 30.​

Security Daemons earn their place in elite national competition

Security Daemons earn their place in elite national competition

DePaul University returned this spring to the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, going against other regional champions from across the ​​country, to cap a season full of successes.

DePaul alumnus, faculty create film featured at Tribeca Festival

DePaul alumnus, faculty create film featured at Tribeca Festival

​"Rounding," a film written and directed by DePaul MFA alumnus Alex Thompson​, is featured at this year's Tribeca Festival. James Choi, ​an instructor in the School of Cinematic Arts and award-winning filmmaker, produced the film.​​

Join DePaul to walk in the 2022 Chicago Pride Parade

Join DePaul to walk in the 2022 Chicago Pride Parade

​All faculty, staff, students and alumni are invited to join DePaul University in walking in the 2022 Chicago Pride Parade. The parade kicks off on Sunday, June 26, at noon. Family members, partners and loved ones also are welcome to join.

Depaul USA to honor President Esteban

Depaul USA to honor President Esteban

On June 16, Depaul USA will host its fifth annual Chicago gala: "Unlocking the Future." The fundraising event helps the organization serve homeless college students from partner colleges and universities. All are welcome to purchase a ticket and attend the evening celebration.

Jarvis CDM celebration draws crowd, unveils student center

Jarvis CDM celebration draws crowd, unveils student center

​​​ Jarvis CDM student Jordan Orelli gives Eugene Jarvis a demo of his video game while faculty members Yele Adelakun and Lien... read more

DePaul to host Chicago’s chief philanthropy officer for annual Public Service Lecture

DePaul to host Chicago’s chief philanthropy officer for annual Public Service Lecture

​Maggie Cullerton Hooper, Chief Philanthropy Officer for the City of Chicago, will be the featured speaker for the 27th annual H. Woods Bowman Public Service Lecture, hosted by the School of Public Service.

DePaul Graphic Design named a top choice by GDUSA

DePaul Graphic Design named a top choice by GDUSA

The Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design program is ranked among the top 50 in the country.

Don't miss the 2022 Grace Lee Boggs heritage breakfast

Don't miss the 2022 Grace Lee Boggs heritage breakfast

​On May 25, DePaul will celebrate the 2022 Grace Lee Boggs Heritage Breakfast. This breakfast will bring together members of the DePaul faculty, staff, student and alumni community, as well as DePaul community partners to celebrate activists for social justice within the Asian/Asian American, Pacific Islander communities.​

Blue Demons take home first esports national title

Blue Demons take home first esports national title

​​​Last month, DePaul's esports team took home its first national championship title. The Blue Demons won the 2022 Electronic Gaming... read more

Annual Service Speaks conference set for May 20

Annual Service Speaks conference set for May 20

​Service Speaks is an annual conference that has highlighted the service learning and community engagement work of DePaul students and community partners​. Author and activist Mikki Kendall will serve as the keynote speaker for this year's program, set for Friday, May 20.

Nominations open: Louise de Marillac Spirit and Mentorship Award

Nominations open: Louise de Marillac Spirit and Mentorship Award

​​This year, the DePaul Women's Network is honoring mentors. Managing our professional careers as women, femmes, trans or non-binary... read more

DePaul forum to explore Catholicism’s connections with diversity, equity and inclusion

DePaul forum to explore Catholicism’s connections with diversity, equity and inclusion

On May 11, D​ePaul will host its annual Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Forum. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to RSVP and attend.

DePaul ranks among Variety's top 30 film schools in North America

DePaul ranks among Variety's top 30 film schools in North America

Variety ​cited the program’s stellar facilities, experienced faculty and hands-on filmmaking experiences as factors in its ranking.​

Nominations being accepted for Staff Quality Service Awards

Nominations being accepted for Staff Quality Service Awards

​Nominations are now being accepted for the Staff Quality Service Awards. The award honors staff members whose service to the university represents the highest standards of quality and effectiveness.  ​​

Join the university community for the Jarvis Campus Celebration

Join the university community for the Jarvis Campus Celebration

​On May 20, the university will host a special event to thank Eugene P. Jarvis and his wife, Sasha L. Gerritson (MUS ’99), for their transformative gift to DePaul. All are welcome to attend.

DePaul to host two-part event highlighting 'A Song for Cesar'

DePaul to host two-part event highlighting 'A Song for Cesar'

​Next month, DePaul will host a virtual two-part event highlighting the documentary, “A Song for Cesar." All are welcome to register for and attend the free, live-stream screening on May 4 and panel discussion, featuring Dolores Huerta, on May 5.​

Upcoming lunch-and-learn to focus on productivity, work-life balance

Upcoming lunch-and-learn to focus on productivity, work-life balance

On April 22, the Office of Research Services will offer its final lunch-and-learn of the academic year. The session will highlight the National Center for Faculty Development & Diversity's Faculty Success Program, which helps faculty increase productivity while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Register for Vincentian Service Day 2022

Register for Vincentian Service Day 2022

Join fellow Blue Demons on Saturday, May 7, for Vincentian Service Day . All members of the campus community are welcome to participate in this annual tradition that upholds DePaul's commitment to serve the public good.​​

SGA president named Newman Civic Fellow

SGA president named Newman Civic Fellow

Campus Compact recognized Watfae Zayed for her dedication as a Community Service Scholar and her delivery of 30 hours of service per quarter.

Game design rankings place DePaul among top in US, 1st in Midwest

Game design rankings place DePaul among top in US, 1st in Midwest

​ Game design programs in DePaul’s College of Computing and Digital Media are among the top in the U.S., according to new rankings... read more

DePaul to host conversations about war in Ukraine, disparities in refugee policies

DePaul to host conversations about war in Ukraine, disparities in refugee policies

The racism t​hat often underlies national and international policy toward refugees will be examined at "Ukrainian Refugees: The EU Welcome," an online panel discussion on April 14.

Learn to improve your grant proposals at spring seminar

Learn to improve your grant proposals at spring seminar

The day-l​ong seminar "Write Winning Grant Proposals" will address practical and conceptual aspects of competitive grant proposals, such as those aimed at the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.

Submissions being accepted for Spirit of DePaul awards

Submissions being accepted for Spirit of DePaul awards

​Nominations are now being accepted for the Spirit of DePaul Awards​. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to submit nominations by April 22.​

DePaul earns 2022 Outstanding Education Program award

DePaul earns 2022 Outstanding Education Program award

​Earlier this month, DePaul's Public Relations and Advertising program received the PRWeek recognition for 2022 Outstanding Education Program. ​

DePaul to host webinar on navigating Schedule A, workforce development

DePaul to host webinar on navigating Schedule A, workforce development

​On April 4, DePaul will host a virtual program on navigating Schedule A when applying for jobs with the federal government. The event will feature a presentation from Andrea Cilliers, a DePaul alumna and a disability program manager for the U.S. State Department's Office of Civil Rights. All are welcome to RSVP and attend.​​

Staff: Become a member of Staff Council

Staff: Become a member of Staff Council

​Have you thought about using your background and perspective as a staff member to make a greater impact on the DePaul staff experience? If so, consider running for Staff Council. The deadline to complete the candidacy form and submit materials, including supervisor approvals, is Friday, April 1.​

Faculty's art exhibition opens at Chicago gallery

Faculty's art exhibition opens at Chicago gallery

A new exhibi​tion by Bibiana Suárez, a Vincent de Paul Professor of Art, examines the marketing of Latino food products and how their labeling represents Latina female identity. The collection, "De:Lata," is on display at the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture in the Humboldt Park neighborhood.

DePaul to host event for Women's History Month

DePaul to host event for Women's History Month

​​​​On Tuesday, March 29, DePaul will host an event in honor of Women's History Month. Sponsored by the DePaul Women's Network... read more

DePaul, Prysm Institute collaborate  on science entrepreneurship series

DePaul, Prysm Institute collaborate on science entrepreneurship series

​Over the next several months, LaunchPad, a partnership between DePaul and the Prysm Institute will sponsor a high impact, engaging seminar series focused on health and life sciences entrepreneurship. The first even is set for Friday, March 18. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to attend.​

DePaul to host 26th annual Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Jerusalem Lecture

DePaul to host 26th annual Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Jerusalem Lecture

​Archbishop Blase J. Cupich will deliver the welcoming remarks at the 26th Annual Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Jerusalem Lecture on March 22 at 1 p.m. All are welcome to RSVP and attend the free virtual program.​

Ready, set, smile: Portrait Days are coming

Ready, set, smile: Portrait Days are coming

​The Visuals Services team of University Marketing and Communications division is hosting Portrait Days for faculty, staff and student employees. Set for March 15 - 17, the sessions will take place in the UMC studio at 55 E. Jackson Blvd., 20th floor from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.​

DePaul to host panel discussion on Ukraine

DePaul to host panel discussion on Ukraine

​On Tuesday, March 8, DePaul will host a panel discussion on the current situation in Ukraine. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to attend the online session.​

Cybersecurity team wins Illinois Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition

Cybersecurity team wins Illinois Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition

​In February, the College of Computing and Digital Media's Security Daemons team took first place in the 2022 Illinois Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition. The team beat out six teams in the state for the top spot, while also scoring the most points out of any state event.​

How to translate research into entrepreneurship: Save the date for the next lunch-and-learn

How to translate research into entrepreneurship: Save the date for the next lunch-and-learn

On March 18, the Office of Research Services will host a lunch-and-learn event for faculty, staff and students focused on research and entrepreneurship.​

RSVP for a conversation with career diplomat Bindenagel

RSVP for a conversation with career diplomat Bindenagel

On Wednesday, March 9, former U.S. career diplomat J.D. Bindenagel will visit D​ePaul to reflect on his life of diplomacy. All are welcome to attend the hybrid event, which is sponsored by the Grace School of Applied Diplomacy and the Honors Program.

Join the university for Ash Wednesday, Lenten journey

Join the university for Ash Wednesday, Lenten journey

​The Christian season of Lent begins Wednesday, March 2. All are invited to join one of the many Ash Wednesday gatherings, from Catholic Masses to receiving ashes and blessings. ​

Emerson String Quartet to perform last Chicago show at DePaul

Emerson String Quartet to perform last Chicago show at DePaul

A remarkable 47-year run is coming to an end in summer 2023 for the world-famous Emerson String Quartet.

Pay it forward with AmazonSmile

Pay it forward with AmazonSmile

​When you shop on AmazonSmile, the AmazonSmile Foundation will donate 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the charitable organization of your choice, among those is DePaul. These donation funds will be directed to the university’s general scholarship fund.

DePaul to host Homage Black History Exhibit

DePaul to host Homage Black History Exhibit

​As part of Black History Month, the university will host the Homage Black History Exhibit on Monday, Feb. 21. A traveling museum that focuses on African American and culture, the exhibit features artifacts from a collection of more than 500 items. All are welcome to view the exhibit.​

Celebrate Lunar New Year with DePaul

Celebrate Lunar New Year with DePaul

March may come in like a lion, as the saying goes, but this February has brought in a tiger. In celebration of the Year of the Tiger, DePaul will host its annual Lunar New Year festival on Feb. 8 and 9. All members of the university community are welcome to enjoy live performances and cu​ltural activities.

DePaul to host events for Black History Month

DePaul to host events for Black History Month

​Throughout the month of February, organizations and entities across campus will host events in honor of Black History Month. All members of the DePaul community are welcome to attend.​

Sundance Film Festival awards top prize to DePaul grad for short film

Sundance Film Festival awards top prize to DePaul grad for short film

​T​he 2022 Sundance Film Festival has honored DePaul alumnus and filmmaker Don Josephus Raphael Eblahan with the Short Film Grand Jury Prize for “The Headhunter’s Daughter.” ​

Dining discount available for faculty and staff

Dining discount available for faculty and staff

​DePaul faculty and staff can now receive a 10 percent discount on purchases at participating Blue Demon Dining locations.​

Chicago YMCA CEO to deliver Scott and Fender Lecture

Chicago YMCA CEO to deliver Scott and Fender Lecture

Dorri C. McW​horter, the president and CEO of the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago, will deliver this year's Bert L. Scott and Elizabeth A. Fender Distinguished Lecture on Jan. 27 on the topic of "Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace—and Everywhere."

Kelly Chu named president-elect for American Academy of Advertising

Kelly Chu named president-elect for American Academy of Advertising

Last month, the American Academy of Advertising named Kelly Chu as its 2022-2023 president-elect. A professor of public relations and advertising at DePaul, Chu has been an active member of the AAA since 2006.​

World Business Chicago EVP to speak at Innovation Day 2022

World Business Chicago EVP to speak at Innovation Day 2022

​​Abin Kuriakose, the executive vice president of innovation and venture strategy for World Business Chicago, will deliver the keynote address during DePaul's third annual Innovation Day, set for Friday, Jan. 28. All faculty and staff are welcome to RSVP for hybrid the event.​​

DePaul vice president helps craft national anti-racism framework for higher education

DePaul vice president helps craft national anti-racism framework for higher education

DePaul Vice President Elizabeth F. Ortiz helped create a new report on how colleges and universities can create more diverse, inclusive and equitable campuses for all.

RSVP for the 2022 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. event

RSVP for the 2022 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. event

​All faculty, staff and students are welcome to RSVP for the 25th Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Remembrance Virtual Event. Set for Tuesday, Jan. 18, this annual program brings together members of the DePaul community to celebrate the life and living legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as an activist for social justice.​

Save the date for upcoming OIDE events

Save the date for upcoming OIDE events

​As we approach the holiday break, the Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity invites faculty, staff and students to mark their calendars for upcoming winter quarter events. Newsline will provide more details in January, but for now, mark your calendars for these signature events.​

Christmas at DePaul to broadcast on WTTW, WFMT

Christmas at DePaul to broadcast on WTTW, WFMT

​Unable to attend Christmas at DePaul but still interested in enjoying the show? WTTW and WFMT will broadcast the program this holiday season.​

Barnes & Noble Holiday Appreciation Days are back

Barnes & Noble Holiday Appreciation Days are back

​Still working through your holiday gift list? Head to DePaul's Barnes and Noble bookstores Dec. 9 - 11 for holiday appreciation days. Faculty and staff will receive a 30 percent discount on books, gifts and emblematic wear.​​

DePaul faculty member honored with Meier Achievement Award

DePaul faculty member honored with Meier Achievement Award

​Zack Ostrowski, an associate professor in The Art School, is one of three artists honored with the 2021 Meier Achievement Award. Also known by his artist persona, Beverly Fresh, the Helen Coburn Meier & Tim Meier Charitable Foundation for the Arts recognized Ostrowski for his innovation, past achievements and community contributions.​

Apply to be a DePaul Humanities Center Faculty Fellow

Apply to be a DePaul Humanities Center Faculty Fellow

​The DePaul Humanities Center is accepting applications for its 2022-24 Faculty Fellows program. All full-time tenured and tenure-track faculty are welcome to apply​. Submissions are due by 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 17.​

St. Vincent de Paul Parish Christmas mass schedule

St. Vincent de Paul Parish Christmas mass schedule

​ The DePaul community is welcome to celebrate Christmas mass at St. Vincent de Paul Parish church this December. Located at 1010 W.... read more

DePaul to host events in commemoration of Veterans Day

DePaul to host events in commemoration of Veterans Day

​​As a country, we commemorate Veterans Day every Nov. 11. Originally known as Armistice Day in honor of the Armistice that ended World War I, this holiday is an opportunity for our nation to reflect on the heroism of those who died in service of the United States. Throughout the week, the Division of Student Affairs will host a number of events in recognition of DePaul student veterans and family members of veterans.

November Lunch with Vincent to feature the Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M.

November Lunch with Vincent to feature the Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M.

​On Nov. 9, DePaul will host its November Lunch with Vincent program, featuring the Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M. All faculty and staff are welcome to RSVP for the hybrid event.

Faculty film to be featured in upcoming festivals

Faculty film to be featured in upcoming festivals

​In the coming months, two film festivals will showcase the work of Chi-Jang Yin, an associate professor in The Art School at DePaul. Yin's film, “I Was There, part III," is an experimental film that explores society's fading collective memory of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.​

Faculty to present at virtual Deacon Conference

Faculty to present at virtual Deacon Conference

​This week, DePaul's Joseph Ferrari will present at the 2021 virtual Deacon Conference​. Set for Nov. 5 and 6, the virtual conference offers Catholic deacons, candidates and their family members the opportunity for renewal and to find balance between work, parish and family life.​

Get ready for Innovation Day 2022: Convergent Research Grant Competition

Get ready for Innovation Day 2022: Convergent Research Grant Competition

​To promote greater collaboration among faculty from different colleges and schools, and with external organizations, the university is sponsoring the Convergent Research Grant Competition. Join colleagues on Nov. 5 for "Lunch & Learn: Strategies to Support Convergent Research" to learn more.

Commemorate anniversary of Dante's death with DePaul

Commemorate anniversary of Dante's death with DePaul

In recognition of the 700th anniversary of Dante's death, DePaul's Italian program will host "Dante Poliglotta: A Multilingual Reading of Dante's Inferno." Set for Nov. 4 on Zoom, attendees can participate in a journey through Dante's hell.​

Christmas at DePaul lottery now open

Christmas at DePaul lottery now open

​Christmas at DePaul returns to St. Vincent de Paul Church this year for its 15th annual program. Three performances are scheduled for Dec. 9 and 10. As in years past, tickets for this year's performances will again be distributed via a lottery.

Save the date for the 2021 Tree Lighting Ceremony

Save the date for the 2021 Tree Lighting Ceremony

​​All members of the university community are welcome to attend DePaul's 2021 Tree Lighting Ceremony, set for Wednesday, Nov. 10. Held in St. Vincent's Circle on the Lincoln Park Campus, the fourth annual event kicks off the holiday season on campus.

Inaugural Mess Fest kicks off Oct. 27

Inaugural Mess Fest kicks off Oct. 27

​The Theatre School's inaugural Mess Fest Comedy Festival is set to kick off in-person on Oct. 27.  The two-week festival runs through Nov. 7 and embraces the messiness of life. All members of the university community are welcome to purchase tickets.​

Fall 2021 reminders from Public Safety

Fall 2021 reminders from Public Safety

​As the university makes its way through the fall term, Public Safety would like to remind the community about several university policies and procedures to help keep the campus safe.

AAUW awards fellowship to DePaul faculty

AAUW awards fellowship to DePaul faculty

Monica Reyes, an assistant professor of writing, rhetoric and discourse, has received a grant from the American Association of University Women that will allow her to develop a look at the U.S. asylum process.

President Esteban to speak at Barrington's White House

President Esteban to speak at Barrington's White House

​On Sunday, Oct. 24, A. Gabriel Esteban, president of DePaul, will speak at Barrington's White House. All members of the community are welcome to RSVP for the in-person event.​

RSVP for 2021 Dolores Huerta celebration

RSVP for 2021 Dolores Huerta celebration

​An annual campus tradition, the 2021 Dolores Huerta celebration is set for Thursday, Oct. 21. Marisol Morales, vice president for network leadership at Campus Compact, will serve as the program's keynote speaker. All faculty, staff, students and alumni are welcome to RSVP for the hybrid event.

Chicago's public health commissioner to address symposium on COVID society

Chicago's public health commissioner to address symposium on COVID society

Allison Arwady, commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health, and a panel of DePaul professors will be the featured speakers Oct. 29 when the Society of Vincent de Paul Professors and the Office of Research Services present "Creating a New Normal in a Post-COVID Society."

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month

​​​​Cybercrime can affect everyone. In order to protect the DePaul community, it is critically important to ensure you know how to stay... read more

New email security safeguards

New email security safeguards

​On Oct. 13, Information Services will begin to assess and rewrite message links to enhance the security of DePaul's email service. DePaul email users may notice a new URL format in messages containing links.​

Close out Hispanic Heritage Month with DePaul

Close out Hispanic Heritage Month with DePaul

National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, honors the culture and contributions of Latina/o/x individuals. To celebrate, DePaul has planned various educational and cultural programs in the coming days and weeks.​

DePaul to co-sponsor online conference on community engagement

DePaul to co-sponsor online conference on community engagement

DePaul University is teaming next week with Australian Catholic University to present "Pandemic, Pivots and Potentials," an online conference on community engagement and service learning.

DePaul announces Convergent Research Grant Competition

DePaul announces Convergent Research Grant Competition

​DePaul’s third annual Innovation Day is planned for Friday, Jan. 28. To promote greater collaboration among faculty from different colleges/schools and with external organizations, the university is sponsoring the Convergent Research Grant Competition.

Celebrate Feast Day 2021

Celebrate Feast Day 2021

​The Feast Day of St. Vincent de Paul is Monday, Sept. 27. Celebrate with the DePaul community at this year's Feast Day Mass and luncheon.​

New to campus dining this year

New to campus dining this year

This fall, i​n partnership with Chartwells Higher Education, DePaul University has rebranded all dining services to Blue Demon Dining powered by Chartwells. In addition, upgrades have been made and new locations and options introduced to campus cafés, marketplaces and coffee shops across campus.

Celebrate St. Vincent at Vinny Fest, Sunday Night Mass

Celebrate St. Vincent at Vinny Fest, Sunday Night Mass

​The Division of Mission and Ministry invites faculty, staff and students to close out St. Vincent de Paul Heritage Week at this year's Vinny Fest, and Sunday Night Mass and BBQ.​

Faculty to present at 2021 Chicago Research Summit

Faculty to present at 2021 Chicago Research Summit

Several faculty from DePaul's Chicago Quarter Program have been selected to present at the 2021 Chicago Research Summit​, set for Friday, Oct. 15. ​

Sign up for the All for DePaul fun run in October

Sign up for the All for DePaul fun run in October

The All for ​DePaul Virtual Fun Run, taking place Oct. 10-18, welcomes all members of the DePaul community to lace up your running (or walking!) shoes and get in some steps in support of DePaul students.

Don't miss St. Vincent de Paul Heritage Week

Don't miss St. Vincent de Paul Heritage Week

​The university invites faculty, staff and students to RSVP for signature St. Vincent de Paul Heritage Week events: the "What Must Be Done to Confront Global Homelessness" panel discussion, and the 2021 St. Vincent de Paul Prayer Breakfast.

DePaul recognized in best value, social mobility and First-Year Programs in U.S. News & World Report's rankings

DePaul recognized in best value, social mobility and First-Year Programs in U.S. News & World Report's rankings

​​​  Rankings released Monday from U.S. News & World Report highlight the value of a DePaul degree, the power of a DePaul education... read more

Panel discussion will look at continuing influence of 9/11

Panel discussion will look at continuing influence of 9/11

​The legacy of 9/11 and the enduring reverberations, 20 years later, of this momentous American event will be the topic of discussion by an interdisciplinary group of DePaul professors on Thursday, Sept. 16.​

Congratulations to the 2021 Convocation award honorees

Congratulations to the 2021 Convocation award honorees

​Each year, DePaul awards faculty and staff across the university for their dedication to academia and the campus community. This year, 50 members of the DePaul community received recognition at Academic Convocation ceremony on Sept. 2.​

Faculty and staff invited to 2021 State of the University address

Faculty and staff invited to 2021 State of the University address

​​President A. Gabriel Esteban invites faculty and staff to the fifth annual State of the University address.

Alumnus Chaz Bottoms developing animated musical series with Oscar winner

Alumnus Chaz Bottoms developing animated musical series with Oscar winner

Chaz Bottoms​ graduated in 2017 from DePaul with a BFA in Animation. Today he is a director, animator, writer and owner of a boutique animation studio based in Los Angeles.

Sign up to host a Vinny Fest 2021 activity on Sept. 24

Sign up to host a Vinny Fest 2021 activity on Sept. 24

Sign up by Friday, Aug. 27, to host an activity at Vinny Fest 2021, a carnival-style ​university tradition that will take place Sept. 24 on the Quad.

Celebrate the start of the school year with Sept. 2 festivities

Celebrate the start of the school year with Sept. 2 festivities

DePaul facul​ty and staff are invited to a Sept. 2 afternoon of music, fun, games and food in celebration of the start of the academic year and the fall reopening of campus.

DePaul rises t​o 16th in Hollywood list of top American film schools

DePaul rises t​o 16th in Hollywood list of top American film schools

DePaul’s School of Cinematic Arts has been named a Top 25 American Film School for 2021, according to a new ranking from the Hollywood Reporter. A bellwether of excellence in the film, television and entertainment industry, the ranking places DePaul 16th, rising from the 24th spot last year.

DePaul announces Staff Quality Service Award recipients

DePaul announces Staff Quality Service Award recipients

DePaul has a​nnounced the recipients of the 2021-22 Staff Quality Service Awards. This award honors staff members whose service to the university represents the highest standards of quality and effectiveness.

Introducing the Finish Line Fund Challenge

Introducing the Finish Line Fund Challenge

Contributions to this new fund will be matched this month, dollar-for-dollar — helping even more students overcome financial barriers that jeopardize their ability to complete their d​egrees.

University of Illinois student wins 2021 University Pitch Madness

University of Illinois student wins 2021 University Pitch Madness

Alex Kosyakov won first place and a $2,500 prize for his business idea presentation at this year's University Pitch Madness. Eight other universities, including DePaul, took part in the competition, hosted by DePaul's Coleman Entrepreneurship Ce​​nter.

Counseling faculty honored for new initiatives

Counseling faculty honored for new initiatives

The National​ Career Development Association has awarded Rebecca Michel, an associate professor of counseling, its Diversity Initiative Award in recognition of her cultural responsiveness within the domain of career-related activities.

Ghanem to address The Village Chicago on the Future of Work

Ghanem to address The Village Chicago on the Future of Work

Provost Salma Ghanem will be the featured speaker Tuesday, Aug. 31, as The Village Chicago examines the role of higher education will play in the Future of Work. This online session is open to the public, and registration is free.

DePaul student chapter wins award from HR industry association

DePaul student chapter wins award from HR industry association

The Society for Human Resource Management has bestowed its Merit Award on its DePaul chapter for providing superior growth and development opportunities to members during the 2020-2021 academic year.

DePaul coach selected for USA Volleyball's National Team Development Program

DePaul coach selected for USA Volleyball's National Team Development Program

DePaul volleyball assistant coach Nick Vogel has been selected to coach the USA National Team Development Program, working this week with more than 75 U-17 and U-18 athletes at the Volleyball National Training Center in Anaheim, Calif.

Chartwells plans a rebrand and new dining options this fall

Chartwells plans a rebrand and new dining options this fall

Chartwells Higher Education is launching a new dining brand for DePaul University: Blue Demon Dining powered by Chartwells. Following a year that was far from normal, Chartwells is working with DePaul to put student health and safety at the forefront.​

Student startup ideas face the judges this month in Pitch Madness

Student startup ideas face the judges this month in Pitch Madness

Student entrepreneurs from nine universities throughout the Midwest will present their best startup business ideas on Thursday, July 29, in the fourth annual University Pitch Madness competition, sponsored by the Coleman Entrepreneurship Center.​

Criminology faculty, student receive national honors

Criminology faculty, student receive national honors

Claudia Mulica, a junior in criminology, and Director of Criminology Xavier Perez received national awards this spring from Alpha Phi Sigma, the Criminal Justice Honor Society, that recognize their efforts in establishin​g a chapter at DePaul.

Faculty, staff honored for student mentorship

Faculty, staff honored for student mentorship

Four faculty​ and staff members have been chosen to receive DePaul's Gerald Paetsch Advising Award, recognizing their excellence in mentoring undergraduate and graduate students.

Faculty's art exhibition opens at Chicago gallery

Faculty's art exhibition opens at Chicago gallery

Collaborativ​e drawings made by Steven Carrelli, a faculty member in The Art School, long-distance with a colleague in Texas are the featured exhibition this month at Chicago's Hofheimer Gallery.

Final week to register for Anna Deavere Smith lecture

Final week to register for Anna Deavere Smith lecture

There is sti​ll time to reserve your virtual seat at this year's Bert L. Scott and Elizabeth A. Fender Distinguished Lecture on Friday, June 18, featuring Anna Deavere Smith.

A new home for the Student Food Pantry and Career Closet

A new home for the Student Food Pantry and Career Closet

The Student ​​​​Food Pantry/Career Closet will soon have a new home in the Lincoln Park Student Center, one with more room than its previous site. As it relocates, the pantry will be closed this week.

Students, alumni chosen for TV academy's junior board

Students, alumni chosen for TV academy's junior board

​Five DePaul students and alumni have been named to the inaugural Junior Board of the Chicago-Midwest chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.

Spirit of DePaul Award winners for 2020-2021

Spirit of DePaul Award winners for 2020-2021

Faculty and ​​Staff recipients of the 2021-2022 Spirit of DePaul Award exemplify the spirit of personalism and professional service modeled by Saint Vincent de Paul, particularly during the past year of pandemic, social unrest, and demands to adjust our entire educational system.

Sarah Brown honored for teaching of First-Year Writing

Sarah Brown honored for teaching of First-Year Writing

Sarah Brown, an assistant director of faculty development and instructional technology, has been named the 2021 recipient of the Excellence in First-Year Writing Teaching Award.

Golden Rule from the Unitarian tradition

Golden Rule from the Unitarian tradition

Throughout the spring, DePaul’s Religious Diversity and Pastoral Care team is highlighting a Golden Rule from a different faith or spiritual tradition each week. We will not only have an opportunity to recognize the universal wisdom in these golden nuggets, but we will also enter into an interfaith experience together. This week highlights the Golden Rule from the Unitarian tradition.

Recognizing the 'Blissful' moments of life in the pandemic

Recognizing the 'Blissful' moments of life in the pandemic

DePaul professor Barrie Jean Borich describes the genesis behind the project "This Blissful City," which will gather several writers from around the world for o​nline readings Friday.

Employee Survey on COVID-19 Vaccinations

Employee Survey on COVID-19 Vaccinations

DePaul will ​send faculty and staff a survey soon to gauge the level of COVID-19 vaccination within our employee community.

Anna Deavere Smith to deliver Scott and Fender Lecture

Anna Deavere Smith to deliver Scott and Fender Lecture

On June 18, ​the award-winning artist and educator will take up the subject of "Reinventing Education" through this year's Bert L. Scott and Elizabeth A. Fender Distinguished Lecture.

The Golden Rule from the Sikh perspective

The Golden Rule from the Sikh perspective

​Imagine a world in which every person was treated with the same love and respect we have for our dear friends. How would that change the way you treat the people you meet or interact with throughout the day?  ​

Brenda Chavez earns Fulbright Scholars Award

Brenda Chavez earns Fulbright Scholars Award

​Brenda Chavez, an assistant director of admission and ​​Texas regional representative for DePaul, earned a Fulbright Scholars Award to be an English teaching assistant in Mexico. A Double Demon, Chavez will leave for her program this August.

Micaela Cayton Garrido receives Fulbright research award

Micaela Cayton Garrido receives Fulbright research award

Micaela Cayton Garrido, an instructor in the Peace, Justice, and Conflict Studies Program, will study COVID-19 and the migrant worker experience in the Philippines and Singapore through the Fulbright ASEAN Research Program.

DePaul to commemorate Memorial Day in on-campus event

DePaul to commemorate Memorial Day in on-campus event

On Wednesday​, May 26, DePaul will honor military service members killed in the line of duty with an in-person Memorial Day event.

DePaul to host summer youth programs

DePaul to host summer youth programs

​From exploring the Land of Oz with The Theatre School to diving into game, cinema and animation with the College of Computing and Digital Media, DePaul will offer children a plethora of on-campus and remote opportunities for creative learning this summer.​

The Golden Rule from  Hindu  beliefs

The Golden Rule from  Hindu  beliefs

​Imagine a world where we stopped to think about our duty of not causing pain or turmoil. What is one thing that might have unfolded in a more fruitful way if you had stopped to think about whether or not your response would cause injury?  ​

International literary event to celebrate endurance and art amid the pandemic

International literary event to celebrate endurance and art amid the pandemic

​Set for June 4, This Blissful City will feature "Slag Glass City"​ contributors from around the world to read their work. All are welcome to RSVP and attend.

DePaul named top graphic design school by GDUSA

DePaul named top graphic design school by GDUSA

​For the third consecutive year, Graphic Design USA named DePaul a Top Graphic Design School. DePaul joins a list of 49 other institutions across the nation recognized for preparing students students to work in professional graphic design.​

Lourdes Torres earns Frank Bonilla Public Intellectual Award

Lourdes Torres earns Frank Bonilla Public Intellectual Award

​​Lourdes Torres, the Vincent de Paul Professor of Latin American Studies and Latino Studies, has been named a recipient of the 2021 Frank Bonilla Public Intellectual Award. Torres will receive the award on May 26 in a virtual presentation during the LASA Annual Meeting. ​

The Golden Rule from the Confucian perspective

The Golden Rule from the Confucian perspective

​Imagine a world in which everything we did to others was returned to us each and every day. If that happened today, what would an inventory of what was returned to you reveal?

University accepting nominations for Staff Quality Service Awards

University accepting nominations for Staff Quality Service Awards

​The university is now accepting nominations the Staff Quality Service Awards. This annual award honors staff members whose service to DePaul represents the highest standards of quality and effectiveness.​

Cybersecurity team places second nationally

Cybersecurity team places second nationally

​DePaul’s Security Daemons took second place in the 2021 National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition, scoring a historic finish for the team and solidifying their position among the nation’s best cybersecurity competitors.

DePaul to host annual Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera gala

DePaul to host annual Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera gala

​On Wednesday, May 26, DePaul will host the annual Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera gala. All members of the campus community are welcome to RSVP and attend.​

The Golden Rule from the Islamic faith

The Golden Rule from the Islamic faith

​Imagine a world filled with people who only wished goodness upon themselves and one another. What goodness would you wish for yourself today? ​

Marcy Dinius earns Fulbright U.S. Scholar award

Marcy Dinius earns Fulbright U.S. Scholar award

​Marcy J. Dinius, an associate professor in the Department of English, has earned a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award. She will use this award in spring 2022 to lecture at Ochanomizu University and Tsuda University, two prestigious women's universities, in Tokyo.​

My Brilliant Pen Pal: Event-by-mail from the DePaul Humanities Center

My Brilliant Pen Pal: Event-by-mail from the DePaul Humanities Center

​Want to correspond with a renowned poet or aerospace engineer at NASA. Sign up for the latest round of the DePaul Humanities Center's My Brilliant Pen Pal program. The deadline to register is Friday, May 7. ​

Students advance to International Collegiate Programming Contest's North America Championship

Students advance to International Collegiate Programming Contest's North America Championship

​A team of undergraduate computer science students from the College of Computing and Digital Media placed fifth in the International Collegiate Programming Contest’s North America Central Division Championships. The DePaul Demons will now advance to the North America Championship, scheduled to take place in Orlando, Fla.,​ this August.

Faculty: Attend upcoming Fulbright workshops

Faculty: Attend upcoming Fulbright workshops

​Every year, more than one thousand U.S. faculty members travel abroad to teach or conduct research as recipients of a Fulbright award.​ To help faculty access these opportunities, Global Engagement will host Fulbright program workshops. 

Changes to Windows-based system updates, patches

Changes to Windows-based system updates, patches

​Information Services is changing the way DePaul-owned Windows-based computers perform updates and patches. Some changes will occur in the background, but some will require you to update and restart your computer. 

The Golden Rule in Native American Spirituality

The Golden Rule in Native American Spirituality

​As part of it's spring campaign, each week the Religious Diversity and Pastoral Care team will highlight a Golden Rule from a different faith or spiritual tradition. This week highlights the Native American Spirituality.​

DePaul to host justice, equity, diversity and inclusion forum

DePaul to host justice, equity, diversity and inclusion forum

​On May 14, DePaul will host its annual Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Forum. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to RSVP and attend. Attendees can participate in the entire forum or in specific session and workshops.​​

Staff: Become a Chicago Quarter Staff Professional

Staff: Become a Chicago Quarter Staff Professional

​Staff members, are you looking for a way to have a meaningful impact on first-year students? Consider becoming a Chicago Quarter staff professional. Staff professionals are a critical piece of teaching teams in Chicago Quarter courses. Along with a faculty member and student mentor, the staff professional provides critical support to new students as they transition to DePaul.​

Hybrid DemonTHON raises funds for Lurie Children's Hospital

Hybrid DemonTHON raises funds for Lurie Children's Hospital

​COVID-19 did not stop DePaul's Blue Demons from dancing for a cause this year. On Saturday, April 10, the 2021 hybrid DemonTHON hit this year's goal by raising more than $75,000 for Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.​

Identity-specific Cultural and Resource Centers graduation celebrations

Identity-specific Cultural and Resource Centers graduation celebrations

​As the Class of 2021 makes plans for this spring's Graduation Celebration​, ​​​DePaul's identity-specific cultural and resource centers also are preparing to celebrate Blue Demons this commencement season.

The Golden Rule from the Christian faith

The Golden Rule from the Christian faith

​Throughout the spring,​ DePaul’s Religious Diversity and Pastoral Care team will highlight a Golden Rule from a different faith or spiritual tradition each week. This week highlights the Golden Rule from the  Christian faith.​​

Sickness and Solitude 2: An artistic multi-dimensional inquiry

Sickness and Solitude 2: An artistic multi-dimensional inquiry

​The DePaul Humanities Center invites faculty, staff and students to participate in one of its signature events in a new way. While pandemic... read more

Chemistry alumna wins Gordon Bell Prize

Chemistry alumna wins Gordon Bell Prize

​Anda Trifan, a graduate of the Department of Chemistry in DePaul's College of Science and Health, recently won the Golden Bell Prize. Trifan was recognized for her contributions to the project, “Molecular Design and Analysis to Inform Therapeutics Related to COVID-19."​

Graphic design program earns national ranking

Graphic design program earns national ranking

​Animation Career Review included DePaul on its list of top 2021 Graphic Design School Rankings. DePaul’s game design program ranked #41 nationally among private schools and colleges, and #5 in Illinois.

The Golden Rule from the Buddhist tradition

The Golden Rule from the Buddhist tradition

​Throughout the spring,​ DePaul’s Religious Diversity and Pastoral Care team will highlight a Golden Rule from a different faith or spiritual tradition each week. We will not only have an opportunity to recognize the universal wisdom in these golden nuggets, but we will also enter into an interfaith experience together. This week highlights the Golden Rule from the Buddhist tradition.​

Guidelines on cell phone, internet reimbursements

Guidelines on cell phone, internet reimbursements

​The university has published guidelines on the submission of requests for stipends or reimbursements related to business costs incurred by employees for home internet or cell phone access charges.​​

Faculty and staff: RSVP for President's Lecture Series, Campus Conversations

Faculty and staff: RSVP for President's Lecture Series, Campus Conversations

​On April 26, DePaul will host a President's Lecture Series event, “Building our Capacity for Transformation." On April 29, the university will host part two of the lecture series event, Campus Conversations. Faculty and staff are welcome to RSVP to the virtual sessions, intended to drive ongoing conversations about what the future of DePaul may look like.​

New scam targets college students, employees

New scam targets college students, employees

​DePaul faculty, staff and students should be aware of a new phishing scam targeting the higher education community. IRS imposters have created a scam targeting people with “.edu" email addresses. Scammers send emails with subject lines such as “Tax Refund Payment" and “Recalculation of Your Tax Refund."​

The Golden Rule from the Bahá’í faith

The Golden Rule from the Bahá’í faith

​​Throughout this quarter, DePaul’s Religious Diversity and Pastoral Care team will highlight a Golden Rule from a different faith... read more

Faculty: RSVP for spring lunch and learn sessions

Faculty: RSVP for spring lunch and learn sessions

​To continue the synergy started at Innovation Day 2021​, the Office of Research Services will host monthly lunch and learns. These sessions will enable faculty to network with others across colleges, share research and foster innovative partnerships. ​

Get ready for DemonTHON

Get ready for DemonTHON

​Blue Demons are getting ready for the 2021 DemonTHON dance marathon. Set for April 10, the annual event raises fund for the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. 

Campus conversations: Stop Asian hate

Campus conversations: Stop Asian hate

​As a community of students, staff and faculty, DePaul is committed to the safety and well being of all its members. Join the campus community on April 26 for a webinar and conversation on “stopping Asian hate."

Faculty and staff invited to share feedback and view presentation

Faculty and staff invited to share feedback and view presentation

​The Provost Review Committee invites all faculty and staff to complete a survey regarding the performance of Interim Provost Salma Ghanem. A recording of the provost review presentation also is available for viewing.

Futurist Cecily Sommers to speak at President's Lecture Series

Futurist Cecily Sommers to speak at President's Lecture Series

​On April 26, DePaul will host the next event in the President's Lecture Series. Cecily Sommers, a business futurist, will deliver a keynote address for the program, titled “Building Your Capacity for Transformation." RSVPs are required. All faculty and staff are welcome to attend.​

RSVP for upcoming Global Conversations series

RSVP for upcoming Global Conversations series

​When the COVID 19 pandemic struck last spring, Global Engagement decided to host a series of sessions offering Blue Demons the opportunity to connect and reflect on the impact of COVID-19 with students from across the globe. The next series of Global Conversations is set to kick off in April. 

DePaul's game, animation programs rank nationally

DePaul's game, animation programs rank nationally

​This week, the Princeton Review included DePaul on both its 2021 Top 50 Game Design: Undergrad and Top 25 Game Design: Grad lists. The undergraduate program placed 41st while the graduate program came in 25th. ​

Spring crowdfunding: Call for submissions

Spring crowdfunding: Call for submissions

​The Office of Advancement and External Relations will support faculty-, staff- and student-led crowdfunding projects this spring during Inspire2021. Faculty, staff and student groups who need funding for a DePaul-related project are welcome to apply. 

GianMario Besana featured in Fulbright webinar

GianMario Besana featured in Fulbright webinar

​This month, the Fulbright Finland Foundation held a webinar offering practical tips and lessons learned when designing online international experiences in regard to COVID-19. GianMario Besana, DePaul's associate provost for global engagement and online learning, participated as a guest speaker for the event.​

Faculty featured in HERstory exhibit

Faculty featured in HERstory exhibit

​Naper Settlement has featured Shannon Simonovich, an assistant professor in the School of Nursing, in its 2021 exhibition, “Women: Waves of Change." The project commemorates the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage by spotlighting women who have played a pivotal role in Naperville's past and present.​​

iOS Jabber update

iOS Jabber update

​Information Services recently fixed an outstanding issue relating to receiving incoming calls to a Cisco Jabber softphone client running on the iOS platform. Previously the iOS app was required to be open in the foreground to receive calls. This issue is now resolved.

Together We Shine: A fundraiser for St. Vincent de Paul Parish

Together We Shine: A fundraiser for St. Vincent de Paul Parish

​For more than 150 years, the St. Vincent de Paul Parish has served the residents of Lincoln Park and beyond. To continue that tradition, the parish will host a virtual fundraiser on Saturday, March 27. All members of the broader DePaul community are welcome to participate.​

The Theatre School's Creative Root announces spring 2021 schedule

The Theatre School's Creative Root announces spring 2021 schedule

​The Theatre School has announced the Creative Root spring schedule, which includes virtual classes for young people throughout April and May.

Campus community invited to lecture on white fragility

Campus community invited to lecture on white fragility

​On Thursday, April 15, the Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity will host a virtual conversation with Robin DiAngelo on white fragility. All are welcome to RSVP and attend.​

Faculty invited to workshop on open education resources, affordable course materials

Faculty invited to workshop on open education resources, affordable course materials

​​​On March 23, the Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois will host a virtual workshop about open educational resources.... read more

School of Music to host used instrument drive

School of Music to host used instrument drive

​Do you have used musical instruments you no longer play? Donate them to the upcoming used instrument drive hosted by the School of Music's collegiate chapter of the National Association for Music Education. ​​

Alumna Gillian Anderson wins at 2021 Golden Globes

Alumna Gillian Anderson wins at 2021 Golden Globes

​On Feb. 28, Gillian Anderson, a 1990 alumna of The Theatre School at DePaul, took home the 2021 Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress. She earned the award for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in Netflix's “The Crown."​

Information Services announces formal support for macOS Big Sur

Information Services announces formal support for macOS Big Sur

​Faculty and staff Mac users can now upgrade to the latest macOS version, Big Sur. To effectively support Big Sur, DePaul's endpoint security software, Crowdstrike, will start upgrading on all DePaul macOS systems beginning the week of March 1.

Open Education Week 2021: Social justice considerations

Open Education Week 2021: Social justice considerations

​Open Education Week 2021, March 1 – 5, marks the 10-year anniversary of the annual celebration of the Open Education Movement. To celebrate Open Education Week, the DePaul University Library invites faculty to consider adopting open education resources in courses for the summer or upcoming fall quarter.

Faculty and staff: RSVP for the winter 2021 Leadership Town Hall

Faculty and staff: RSVP for the winter 2021 Leadership Town Hall

​DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban invites faculty and staff to attend a Virtual Leadership Town Hall on March 18 at 9 a.m. Faculty and... read more

Department of Finance to host fireside chat with John Rogers

Department of Finance to host fireside chat with John Rogers

On Friday, Feb. 26, the Department of Finance and the Diversity Council of the Finance Advisory Board will host a virtual event in celebration of Black History Month. Join DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban and John W. Rogers, Jr., chairman and co-CEO of Ariel Investments for a fireside chat. ​

Center for Black Diaspora to host inaugural short film festival

Center for Black Diaspora to host inaugural short film festival

​From Feb. 25 – March 11, the Center for Black Diaspora at DePaul will host its inaugural short film festival. All are welcome to attend the virtual event.​

Faculty: Don't miss Research Services' Lunch and Learn series

Faculty: Don't miss Research Services' Lunch and Learn series

​​To continue the synergy started at Innovation Day 2021​, the Office of Research Services will host monthly lunch and learns. These sessions will enable faculty to network with others across colleges, share research and foster innovative partnerships. ​

Department of English releases 'DePaul’s Blue Book: Best of Illinois High School Writing 2020'

Department of English releases 'DePaul’s Blue Book: Best of Illinois High School Writing 2020'

​Edited by Chris Green, a senior professional lecturer the Department of English, and students in the Master's in Writing & Publishing program, “DePaul's Blue Book: Best of Illinois High School Writing 2020" is now available online. The university will host a virtual launch of the anthology, featuring seven of its writers, on Friday, Feb. 19 at 6 p.m.​

DePaul, St. Vincent de Paul Parish to host Ash Wednesday services

DePaul, St. Vincent de Paul Parish to host Ash Wednesday services

​Within many Christian traditions, the season of Lent is a time of reflection, repentance and fasting that leads to the holy celebration of Easter. The Lenten season begins with Ash Wednesday, set for Feb. 17 this year. In collaboration with St. Vincent parish, DePaul will provide many ways in which Christians can participate in Ash Wednesday prayers and rituals, whether in-person or virtually.

Faculty and staff invited to spring 2021 Collaboratory workshop series

Faculty and staff invited to spring 2021 Collaboratory workshop series

​DePaul faculty and staff are invited to join a series of virtual workshops this spring focused on the university's community engagement platform, Collaboratory.​

Humanities Center announces 2021-23 fellows

Humanities Center announces 2021-23 fellows

​The DePaul Humanities Center has announced its 2021-23 Fellows. The DHC Fellows program is designed to support the development, communication and cross fertilization of arts and humanities research at DePaul, and to foster active intellectual exchange both within and outside the university.​

Alumni Relations earns Gold Award from CASE organization

Alumni Relations earns Gold Award from CASE organization

​Earlier this quarter, the Office of Alumni Relations at DePaul received a Gold Award in the Pride of CASE V Awards for its year-end recap video from fiscal year 2020.

DePaul to celebrate Darwin Day 2021

DePaul to celebrate Darwin Day 2021

As a part of its biology seminar series, the Department of Biological Sciences will host a virtual seminar on Feb. 12 to celebrate Darwin Day. Stony Brook University's Liliana Dávalos will provide a topical talk, “Diversity in the Skies: A Genomic Journey among Bats." RSVPs are due by Feb. 11.

Elizabeth Aquino honored as a 2021 Emerging Scholar

Elizabeth Aquino honored as a 2021 Emerging Scholar

​“Diverse: Issues in Higher Education” named Elizabeth Aquino as a 2021 Emerging Scholar on its list of Top “Under 40” Scholars. Aquino is an associate professor in DePaul’s School of Nursing and president of the American Nurses Association-Illinois.

Blue Demon Challenge is Feb. 11

Blue Demon Challenge is Feb. 11

​Set for Thursday, Feb. 11, the Blue Demon Challenge is DePaul's annual day of giving. Alumni, students, faculty, staff, parents and friends come together to collectively make a big difference for DePaul.​

Last chance to register for DePaul’s Global Learning Experience Faculty Development Workshop

Last chance to register for DePaul’s Global Learning Experience Faculty Development Workshop

​Register today for DePaul's Global Learning Experience Faculty Development Workshop Virtual Exchange. ​Registration is due by Monday, Feb. 8.

New management system for internal grants

New management system for internal grants

​In collaboration with Information Services, the Office of Research Services has launched a new grants management system for internal grants, Blackbaud. ORS will host a virtual workshop on proposal submission using Blackbaud on Feb. 19 at 9 a.m.​

Living Anew: Lenten Faith-sharing Groups for Faculty and Staff

Living Anew: Lenten Faith-sharing Groups for Faculty and Staff

​During Lent this year, the Division of Mission and Ministry will facilitate weekly faith-sharing groups for faculty and staff.  We invite you to join and pray with us. ​

The Theatre School’s 'Blood Wedding' premieres Feb. 3

The Theatre School’s 'Blood Wedding' premieres Feb. 3

​Set to stream Feb. 3 – 14, this folk tragedy tells the story of a bride who struggles with unresolved feelings for a former suitor. All members of the DePaul community are welcome to register for tickets to the virtual streaming event.​

Xavier Perez earns Julius Debro Award

Xavier Perez earns Julius Debro Award

​The American Society of Criminology has honored Xavier Perez, co-founder of and faculty member in DePaul's criminology program, with its 2020 Julius Debro Award.​

RSVP for the 2021 Faculty of Color Luncheon

RSVP for the 2021 Faculty of Color Luncheon

​With the support of the Office of the Provost, the Society of Vincent de Paul Professors will host the 2021 Faculty of Color Luncheon on Feb. 19. All faculty of color are welcome to RSVP for the virtual event.​

DePaul to host events for 2021 Inauguration

DePaul to host events for 2021 Inauguration

​On Wednesday, Jan. 20, DePaul will host virtual events centered on the inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th president of the United States. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to attend.​

Dean, alumnus named on list of "1,000 Inspiring Black Scientists"

Dean, alumnus named on list of "1,000 Inspiring Black Scientists"

​Cell Press recently named Stephanie Dance-Barnes, dean for the College of Health and Science, and Derek Griffith, a clinical community psychology doctoral program alumnus, on its list of “1, 000 Inspiring Black Scientists.”

DePaul welcomes public comment related to accreditation of new master's in speech language pathology

DePaul welcomes public comment related to accreditation of new master's in speech language pathology

​​A public meeting is scheduled for Jan. 28 from 4:30-5 p.m., where stakeholders are welcome to offer questions, comments and concerns regarding the national candidacy accreditation status of DePaul University’s Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology Program.​

Register for winter quarter DePaul Open Windows Project

Register for winter quarter DePaul Open Windows Project

​​​Faculty and staff with children in 1st  through 8th grade are invited to register their children for the second quarter of the DePaul Open Windows project. Developed by the Department of Teacher Education, this program will provide a weekly 30-60 minute online supplemental learning experience created and led by DePaul education majors. Space is limited, and spaces are first come, first served. Submit an interest form on the College of Education website by Jan. 19.

Mission and Minsitry to host info sessions on Vincentian Endowment Fund

Mission and Minsitry to host info sessions on Vincentian Endowment Fund

The Division of Mission and Ministry has begun accepting project proposals for Vincentian Endowment Fund principal grants. DMM will host several information sessions in the coming weeks for interested faculty, staff and students.

Ron Culp receives 2020 Distinguished Leader Award

Ron Culp receives 2020 Distinguished Leader Award

​The Chicago Senior Leaders Committee of the Public Relations Society of America recognized Ron Culp with the 2020 Distinguished Leader Award. Culp serves as DePaul's graduate professional program director for the Public Relations and Advertising program.

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Sharing gratitude to our first responders

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Sharing gratitude to our first responders

​Holiday trees are popping up in homes across the country. Bright lights are twinkling throughout the long winter nights. Angels, Santas, elves, nativities, menorahs and any imaginable holiday scene have turned lawns into festive holiday stages. Take a few moments today and plan out a holiday decoration that extends a special thanks and wishes for good will to those who continue to put their lives on the line as first responders.

BlueKey login and multi-factor updates

BlueKey login and multi-factor updates

Information Services will soon incorporate the BlueKey login experience with Campus Connect, including single sign-on. DePaul faculty, staff and student employees must also set up BlueKey multi-factor authentication in order to access the new BlueSky portal in January. ​

BIG EAST Esports partners with MAAC in Rocket League competition

BIG EAST Esports partners with MAAC in Rocket League competition

DePaul Esports and its fellow BIG EAST competitors are set to face off with opponents from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in a Rocket League tournament for bragging rights on Dec. 13.​

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Donating to local gift drives

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Donating to local gift drives

​Bells aren’t ringing. Fewer volunteers are standing in front of stores singing songs, playing violins or inviting shoppers to share their change. Invitations to support families during the holidays are not nearly as obvious as they were in 2019. Share kindness by making a donation to a local gift drive. Check out your local congregation to learn how you can support families in your neighborhood.

Save the date for the 2021 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. event

Save the date for the 2021 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. event

​Set for Jan. 19, the 24th annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Remembrance Virtual Event will bring together members of the DePaul community to celebrate the life and living legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as an activist for social justice.​

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Unexpected kindness to a neighbor

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Unexpected kindness to a neighbor

​We live in a world of bubbles. We mind our own business and set boundaries that can keep others at a distance. Today, make this holiday season an excuse to reach out to your neighbors. Write a holiday note, share words of joy and let them know you are thinking of them.

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Helping to fill food pantries

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: Helping to fill food pantries

​Thousands of people are experiencing food insecurity in these times. Most grocery stores have boxes for food donations or systems set for donating money so holiday meals can be shared with those in need. Today, take some groceries to a food pantry, purchase and donate extra groceries or donate to a local holiday meal drive.

Update Microsoft Office on university-owned device

Update Microsoft Office on university-owned device

​Beginning Dec. 7, DePaul employees with university-owned devices managed by Information Services can update Microsoft Office 2016 to Microsoft Office 365.​

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: 1,000 holiday cards to nursing homes

Holiday Acts of Loving Kindness: 1,000 holiday cards to nursing homes

​For most, the true joy in celebrating the holidays comes through gatherings of family and friends. For many, especially in today's world, being with people for whom we care about and who care for us is not possible. We have an opportunity to brighten the season for a few by sending holiday notes to seniors in nursing homes in our community.

Faculty and staff holiday Appreciation Days are back

Faculty and staff holiday Appreciation Days are back

​Still working through your holiday gift list? Head to DePaul's Barnes and Noble bookstores for holiday appreciation days. Faculty and staff will receive a 30 percent discount on books, gifts and emblematic wear.​

RSVP for Christmas from DePaul

RSVP for Christmas from DePaul

​​​Join the university community on Friday, Dec. 11, for a wondrous retelling of the birth of Christ in word and song. All are welcome. This year's virtual performance features the talents of DePaul faculty, staff, students and alumni.​​

Don't miss the seventh annual Cyber Risk Conference

Don't miss the seventh annual Cyber Risk Conference

​From Dec. 1 – 3, DePaul will host the seventh annual Cyber Risk Conference, focused on security issues brought to light by the pandemic. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to purchase tickets for the virtual three-day event.

Academic Growth and Innovation Fund now accepting proposals

Academic Growth and Innovation Fund now accepting proposals

​Established in 2018, the Academic Growth and Innovation Fund seeks to find, encourage and support innovative academic ideas that will have a positive impact on DePaul revenue in the next three years. The fund has a $2 million budget, and is now accepting proposals.​

Library updates offerings amid city's COVID advisory

Library updates offerings amid city's COVID advisory

​In accordance with Chicago’s latest stay-at-home advisory and Interim Provost Salma Ghanem’s Nov. 12 announcement, the John T. Richardson and Loop Libraries will be closed until further notice. Contactless pick-up and study space reservations have been suspended until further notice.

Senior honored by The Lincoln Academy of Illinois

Senior honored by The Lincoln Academy of Illinois

​Senior Gisselle M. Cervantes has been named a Student Laureate by The Lincoln Academy of Illinois. ​

DePaul to host webinar highlighting impact of 2020 election on healthcare

DePaul to host webinar highlighting impact of 2020 election on healthcare

​On Wednesday, Nov. 18, the Department of Economics will host “The Future of U.S. Healthcare: Implications of the Election." All faculty, staff and students are welcome to register and attend the free webinar.​

DePaul artist receives Art Matters Grant

DePaul artist receives Art Matters Grant

​Laura Kina, director of Critical Ethnic Studies and Vincent de Paul professor in The Art School, was named a 2020 grant recipient from the Art Matters Foundation. 

DePaul to host the Short and Sweet Pandemic Film Festival

DePaul to host the Short and Sweet Pandemic Film Festival

​On Saturday, Nov. 14 at 7 p.m., DePaul will host the only screening of The Short and Sweet Pandemic Film Festival. All members of the university community are welcome to reserve tickets and attend the virtual festival.

Vincentian Studies Institute shares new publications

Vincentian Studies Institute shares new publications

​​​​The DePaul University Vincentian Studies Institute​ has announced two new publications now available to the campus community.​

Academic Affairs presents antiracism seminars

Academic Affairs presents antiracism seminars

​​​​​​Academic Affairs invites faculty and staff to three events where speakers will share their experience with incorporating... read more

Save the date for upcoming gratitude workshop

Save the date for upcoming gratitude workshop

​On Wednesday, Nov. 11, the Division of Mission and Ministry and the College of Communication will host a lunchtime workshop devoted to gratitude practices. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to RSVP and attend.

Finding Your Fit: Marketing Student Writes Best- Selling Inspirational Book

Finding Your Fit: Marketing Student Writes Best- Selling Inspirational Book

​DePaul undergraduate student Amber Farooqui self-published a book on Amazon in September that quickly became a number one best seller in the new releases category for inspiration and self-development.

Voters with disabilities help line

Voters with disabilities help line

​On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Equip for Equality will have advocates available by telephone to answer questions about any voting problem voters with disabilities may experience. ​

Take part in Thank a Donor Day 2020

Take part in Thank a Donor Day 2020

​An annual tradition, Thank a Donor Day offers the DePaul community an opportunity to express gratitude for the generosity of the donors who support the university. This year's day is set for Nov. 10, and all students are invited to participate.​

Croak Community Legal Clinic to host series on evictions, unemployment

Croak Community Legal Clinic to host series on evictions, unemployment

Beginning Oct. 30, the College of Law’s Croak Community Legal Clinic will present a three-part webinar series, “Evictions & Unemployment: Know Your Rights During COVID-19.” All members of the university community are welcome to RSVP and attend.

Applications open for DePaul Humanities Center Faculty Fellows Program

Applications open for DePaul Humanities Center Faculty Fellows Program

The DePaul H​umanities Center is now accepting applications for its 2021-23 Faculty Fellows Program. All full-time tenured or tenure-track faculty are welcome to apply. Applications are due by due Dec. 7.

Gathering of Remembrance set for Nov. 19

Gathering of Remembrance set for Nov. 19

​The Division of Mission and Ministry will host the 2020 virtual Gathering of Remembrance, an interfaith memorial service in support of all DePaul community members who have lost loved ones over the past year, on Thursday, Nov. 19. ​

Campus Conversations: Academic Perspectives on the Presidential Election

Campus Conversations: Academic Perspectives on the Presidential Election

​On Tuesday, Oct. 20, the Office of the Provost will host "Campus Conversations: Academic Perspectives on the Upcoming Presidential Election." The virtual event will take place from 3 – 4:30 p.m. and is open to all faculty, staff and students. ​

Building Community: Faculty and staff invited to Connection Café

Building Community: Faculty and staff invited to Connection Café

​On Oct. 22 and 29, the Division of Mission and Ministry will host Connection Cafe events. All faculty and staff are welcome to attend for a moment of pause, reflection and good conversation.

Safeguarding against identity theft

Safeguarding against identity theft

​While DePaul is alerted and can take corrective action on any fraudulent unemployment claim that may arise for a DePaul employee, it is important that we all take steps to safeguard our personal information from cybercriminals.​

Save the date for the Adjunct Faculty Resource Fair

Save the date for the Adjunct Faculty Resource Fair

​On Oct. 29, The Workplace Environment Committee and Academic Affairs will host the 2020 Virtual Adjunct Faculty Resource Fair. All adjunct faculty members are welcome to register and attend​.

Give feedback on DePaul's mission statement

Give feedback on DePaul's mission statement

​DePaul faculty, staff, students and alumni are encouraged to share their input related to their understanding of DePaul’s mission, how it is reflected in the existing mission statement, and lived in practice.

DePaul community invited to forum on adapting governance amid COVID-19

DePaul community invited to forum on adapting governance amid COVID-19

​DePaul will partner with the Chicago Council on Global Affairs to host a virtual series, “Pritzker Forum on Global Cities: Changing Cities, New Realities." The first event, “Adapting Governance," is set for Oct. 15. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to register and attend.

University launches Acts of Loving Kindness campaign

University launches Acts of Loving Kindness campaign

“Ah, kindness. What a simple way to tell another struggling soul that there is love to be found in the world." -A. A.... read more

'The DePaulia' keeps print edition alive amid COVID-19

'The DePaulia' keeps print edition alive amid COVID-19

​This fall, “The DePaulia" student newspaper staff will continue to produce a print edition for readers, while adhering to the university's health and safety guidelines. Faculty, staff and students who visit DePaul's campuses are welcome to pick up editions.​

The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy to host first conference

The Grace School of Applied Diplomacy to host first conference

​On Oct. 15 – 16, the Grace School of Applied Diplomacy at DePaul will host its first conference. The virtual two-day event will focus on transprofessional diplomacy strategies and implementation. It is free and open to all members of the university community.​

Faculty and staff: Save the date for the 2020 State of the University address

Faculty and staff: Save the date for the 2020 State of the University address

​DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban invites faculty and staff to attend the annual State of the University address on Oct. 22.

Faculty and staff: How to request new, replacement computers

Faculty and staff: How to request new, replacement computers

​Beginning of Oct. 1, faculty and staff can make requests for new or replacement computers through DePau​l's ServiceNow service portal.​

Jennifer Rosato Perea to receive Aguila Award

Jennifer Rosato Perea to receive Aguila Award

​​​​The Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois has named Jennifer Rosato Perea, dean for DePaul's College of Law, the recipient of its... read more

Elizabeth Murphy earns Lifetime Achievement Award

Elizabeth Murphy earns Lifetime Achievement Award

​The Illinois CPA Society has awarded DePaul's Elizabeth A. Murphy with its prestigious 2020 Lifetime Achievement Award. Murphy is a professor emerita in the School of Accountancy. ​

Upcoming President's Book Club to focus on antiracism

Upcoming President's Book Club to focus on antiracism

​This fall, the President's Book Club will feature “How to be an Antiracist," written by Ibram X. Kendi. All faculty and staff are welcome to join. Registration ends Oct. 7 and will be capped at 500 participants.​

Jean Lenti Ponsetto and Bob Janis honored by the Congregation of the Mission

Jean Lenti Ponsetto and Bob Janis honored by the Congregation of the Mission

​On Saturday, Sept. 26, Jean Lenti-Ponsetto, recently-retired director of DePaul Athletics, and Bob Janis, vice president for Facility Operations, will be made affiliates of the Congregation of the Mission.​

Office of Research Services to host fall trainings

Office of Research Services to host fall trainings

​The Office of Research Services will host several trainings throughout the fall quarter. All training sessions will occur remotely via Zoom. All faculty and staff are welcome to RSVP.​

Dolores Huerta to speak at annual celebration

Dolores Huerta to speak at annual celebration

​The Dolores Huerta Celebration aims to highlight contemporary issues that have an impact on the Latinx community. This year, the celebration’s namesake, Dolores Huerta, will guest speak at the event. All members of the university community are welcome to RSVP for the virtual event, set for Oct. 7.

Dax House hosts 'Unlocking the Future' event to support college students facing homelessness

Dax House hosts 'Unlocking the Future' event to support college students facing homelessness

The fall gal​​a for Dax House raises critical funds to support to keep the program going. This year, all are welcome to attend a free, virtual event Thursday, Sept. 24.

Celebrate Feast Day at annual prayer breakfast

Celebrate Feast Day at annual prayer breakfast

​Set for Friday, Sept. 25, the St. Vincent de Paul Feast Day Prayer Breakfast invites all members of the DePaul community to join together to pause and reflect on St. Vincent, the namesake of our university and his rich legacy as it is lived out today. ​

Zoom update to make passcodes, waiting rooms mandatory

Zoom update to make passcodes, waiting rooms mandatory

​Beginning Sept. 27, Zoom will require all meetings have a passcode or waiting room. These changes will apply to all Zoom accounts, including those for the DePaul community.

Upcoming 'Lunch with Vincent' to highlight DePaul's mission, anti-racism

Upcoming 'Lunch with Vincent' to highlight DePaul's mission, anti-racism

​The focus of DePaul's 2020-21 Lunch with Vincent program​ will be the Vincentian mission, diversity and anti-racism. The first event is set for Sept. 22. President A. Gabriel Esteban and Cynthia Pickett, DePaul's associate provost for diversity, equity and inclusion, Cynthia Pickett, are the event's featured speakers.​

Congratulations to the 2020 Convocation award honorees

Congratulations to the 2020 Convocation award honorees

​Each year, DePaul awards faculty and staff across the university for their dedication to academia and the campus community. This year, 42 members of the DePaul community received recognition at the virtual academic convocation ceremony on Sept. 3.​

DePaul hosts Teach In to address racism and violence

DePaul hosts Teach In to address racism and violence

​Urgent times demand urgent action. Please join the DePaul Community in a TEACH IN on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020 to address and discuss racism and the violence that has been occurring in Chicago, Kenosha and other American cities. ​

Craig Klugman named to National Biodefense Science Board

Craig Klugman named to National Biodefense Science Board

​​The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services named DePaul's Craig Klugman to its National Biodefense Science Board. 

Kick off the new year with the Sept. 3 Convocation

Kick off the new year with the Sept. 3 Convocation

​The start of the academic year is a special time, welcoming new colleagues, renewing friendships and recommitting to the Vincentian idea that education is transformative. I personally invite all faculty and staff to join me for this year's virtual Academic Convocation on Thursday, Sept. 3.​

"Leadership Town Hall: The Plan for Fall" video now available

"Leadership Town Hall: The Plan for Fall" video now available

​Nearly 900 faculty and staff joined a virtual town hall on Aug. 20 to hear from leadership about university operations and planning as the campus community prepares for the fall. A video recording of the event is now available to DePaul faculty and staff with Campus Connect credentials. ​

Video of town hall hosted for students, parents now available

Video of town hall hosted for students, parents now available

​More than 1,100 students and parents joined a virtual town hall on the evening of Aug. 20, submitting nearly 500 questions to DePaul leadership on topics ranging from tuition to housing to student services. A video recording of the event is now available for viewing by the campus community.

DePaul face masks available from university bookstore

DePaul face masks available from university bookstore

​Show your Blue Demon pride while keeping your community safe with DePaul branded face masks. These masks are now available for purchase in the Loop Campus and Lincoln Park Campus bookstores.

2020-21 BUILD diversity certificate program to focus on anti-racism and implicit bias

2020-21 BUILD diversity certificate program to focus on anti-racism and implicit bias

​Now in its seventh year, this year's BUILD Diversity Certificate program will host a variety of workshops, including sessions that focus on structural racism, anti-racism, implicit bias and microaggressions. All faculty and staff are welcome to register.

Faculty and staff: Use your DePaul phone from anywhere

Faculty and staff: Use your DePaul phone from anywhere

​Information Services has announced the availability of a software phone client for use by faculty and staff. If you have an individual DePaul phone number, this software allows you to make and receive calls as you can from your university desk phone. ​

College of Education launches DePaul Open Windows project

College of Education launches DePaul Open Windows project

​Faculty and staff with children in first grade through senior year of high school are invited to register their children for the fall pilot of the DePaul Open Windows project.​

Richie Requena receives 2020 Hortencia Zavala Scholarship from NAHJ Chicago

Richie Requena receives 2020 Hortencia Zavala Scholarship from NAHJ Chicago

​The Chicago chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists selected DePaul journalism student Richie Requena as the recipient of the 2020 Hortencia Zavala Scholarship.​

The Hollywood Reporter ranks DePaul among top 25 film schools

The Hollywood Reporter ranks DePaul among top 25 film schools

​DePaul has one of the country’s top 25 film schools, according to rankings released this week by The Hollywood Reporter.  ​

Faculty and staff: RSVP for Back to School Online Retreat

Faculty and staff: RSVP for Back to School Online Retreat

​​To help us in this moment, the Division of Mission and Ministry invites faculty and staff to participate in our first Back to School Online Retreat​, set to begin Aug. 31. Registration is required by Aug. 26.

Ruben Parra named HACU fellow

Ruben Parra named HACU fellow

​The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities​ named DePaul's Ruben Parra as one of the 26 fellows for the second cohort of its Leadership Academy/ La Academia de Liderazgo. The program is designed to increase diverse representation in executive and senior-level positions in higher education.​​

DePaul well represented on Newcity Lit 50 list

DePaul well represented on Newcity Lit 50 list

​Four DePaul faculty authors, and an alumnae, made the 2020 Newcity Lit 50 list. ​

RSVP for 'The Plan for Fall: Virtual Leadership Town Hall'

RSVP for 'The Plan for Fall: Virtual Leadership Town Hall'

​DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban invites faculty and staff to attend a Leadership Virtual Town Hall on Thursday, Aug. 20, at 9 a.m. Registration is required by Aug. 19.​

Save the date: Join us on Sept. 3 for Academic Convocation

Save the date: Join us on Sept. 3 for Academic Convocation

​All faculty and staff are welcome to register for the Sept. 3 virtual Academic Convocation to celebrate the start of the new academic year.

DePaul waives 2 fees for Fall Quarter and provides students with U-Pass opt-out choice

DePaul waives 2 fees for Fall Quarter and provides students with U-Pass opt-out choice

​The university has a full slate of online student activities planned for this fall, in addition to limited on campus programming. However,... read more

Library book drops now open

Library book drops now open

​If you still have overdue books, you can now return them to the Library book drops.​ Equipment such as DVDs, video games and consoles, and other technology cannot be returned via the book drops.​

Information Services introduces BlueKey

Information Services introduces BlueKey

​Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 11, some login screens for various DePaul services will begin changed to BlueKey, a new seamless and secure login experience for university applications. ​

DePaul to retire Box storage

DePaul to retire Box storage

​Box cloud storage at DePaul will be retired as of September 2020. The Microsoft Fasttrack migration team will move your data currently stored in Box to Microsoft OneDrive.​

Faculty: Submit course material and book adoptions to the bookstore

Faculty: Submit course material and book adoptions to the bookstore

​One of the ways we can help students minimize the cost of their education is to follow best practices in selecting course materials, including textbooks. If you will be using textbooks and other materials that require purchase, it is important to adopt and order these as soon as possible to enable your students to explore options for purchasing or renting while supplies are still available. ​

Faculty and staff: Parking permits for 2020-21 available next week

Faculty and staff: Parking permits for 2020-21 available next week

​Parking permits for the Lincoln Park Campus for 2020-21 will be available for purchase beginning Monday, Aug. 3. ​

DePaul announces Staff Quality Service Award recipients

DePaul announces Staff Quality Service Award recipients

​DePaul has announced the recipients of the 2020-21 Staff Quality Service Awards. This award honors staff members whose service to the university represents the highest standards of quality and effectiveness.​

Clifton-Fullerton Hall renamed Ozanam Hall

Clifton-Fullerton Hall renamed Ozanam Hall

​Beginning this summer, ​Clifton-Fullerton Hall will bear the name of the famous Vincentian lay leader, Frédéric Ozanam.

Campus bookstores now open

Campus bookstores now open

​Earlier this week, DePaul's Barnes and Noble bookstores reopened with modified hours and offerings.​

Far-reaching Campus Connect downtime set for Sunday

Far-reaching Campus Connect downtime set for Sunday

​Information Services will perform critical network maintenance in the university's primary data center on Sunday, July 26, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. During this time, many university services and systems will be offline and unavailable. ​

Adjunct Theatre professor wins Stage Managers’ Association Award

Adjunct Theatre professor wins Stage Managers’ Association Award

The Stage Managers' Association​ named Alden J. Vaszquez one of this year's recipients of the Del Hughes Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in the Art of Stage Management.​

Faculty win Gold Telly Award for recruitment videos

Faculty win Gold Telly Award for recruitment videos

​Three DePaul faculty members won a 2020 Gold Telly Award for a series of short recruitment films featuring undergraduate students in the College of Communication. ​

Researchers: Restructure U.S. health care in the wake of pandemic

Researchers: Restructure U.S. health care in the wake of pandemic

​​Sociology professor Fernando De Maio has co-authored a new article on health equity and the COVID-19 pandemic, published this month in the Journal of the American Medical Association​.​

Reinvent yourself with SCPS' free online course

Reinvent yourself with SCPS' free online course

​Are you looking to develop your professional standing to start a career, change jobs or advance in the workplace? Take part in the School of Continuing and Professional Studies' free, three-week online summer course, "Reinve​nting Yourself."

NIH highlights DePaul Professor’s violence prevention research

NIH highlights DePaul Professor’s violence prevention research

​The National Institute of Mental Health highlighted DePaul psychology Professor W. LaVome Robinson’s work in its spring newsletter. Along with colleague Professor Leonard Jason, Robinson was awarded a $6.6 million grant from the NIMH, part of the National Institutes of ​​​Health. It is the largest research grant in DePaul’s history.​​

Mission and Ministry book club to explore race and identity

Mission and Ministry book club to explore race and identity

​Beginning next Thursday, June 25, DePaul faculty and staff can join the Division of Mission and Ministry for a relaxed-pace summer book club, for which you are invited to read the novel, "Such a Fun Age," by Kiley Reid.

Division of Mission and Ministry to host 'Dialogue for Justice' series

Division of Mission and Ministry to host 'Dialogue for Justice' series

​The Division of Mission and Ministry invites the DePaul community gather and​ reflect on the ways we can do better to support our Black students, faculty and staff.​​

DePaul to host discussion of racism in the U.S., lessons learned and thoughts on the future

DePaul to host discussion of racism in the U.S., lessons learned and thoughts on the future

​On Wednesday, June 10, DePaul will host a virtual discussion of racism in the U.S. All are welcome to attend. Registration is required.

Sunday Night Live with Cardinal Blase Cupich

Sunday Night Live with Cardinal Blase Cupich

​On Sunday, June 7, Cardinal Blase Cupich will join DePaul Catholic Campus Ministry's “Sunday Night Live" to bless graduating Catholic Learning Community students. All are welcome to attend.​

Faculty earn Fulbright awards for 2020-21

Faculty earn Fulbright awards for 2020-21

​Earlier this quarter, two DePaul faculty members earned Fulbright awards for excellence in academic research. Alexei Sivertsev, from the... read more

DePaul to host graduation celebrations for identity-specific cultural groups

DePaul to host graduation celebrations for identity-specific cultural groups

​In the coming weeks, DePaul will host a number of virtual graduation celebrations for the university's identity-specific cultural groups. All students, their families and allies are welcome to RSVP and attend.​

Faculty and staff: Share your congrats with the class of 2020

Faculty and staff: Share your congrats with the class of 2020

As we come to the close of this remote spring quarter, Newsline would like to continue honoring this year's graduating class. Faculty and staff are invited to share a short note or take a selfie holding a congratulatory sign for the class of 2020.​

Register for an interactive concert with flutist and alumnus James Brinkmann

Register for an interactive concert with flutist and alumnus James Brinkmann

​Break free of the routine on Thursday, May 28, and join flutist, DePaul School of Music alumnus and 2018 TEDxDePaulUniversity speaker James Brinkmann for an interactive concert. At 12:30 p.m., Brinkmann will perform three solo pieces, and participants will be led through a creative exercise to depict their experience with his music through words or drawings.​

Take a creative break with flutist and DePaul alum James Brinkmann

Take a creative break with flutist and DePaul alum James Brinkmann

​Join flutist, DePaul School of Music alum and former TEDxDePaulUniversity speaker James Brinkmann on Thursday, May 28 for an interactive concert.

Attend the 2020 Interfaith Baccalaureate Service

Attend the 2020 Interfaith Baccalaureate Service

​At a time when many are feeling isolated, in need of spiritual support and could benefit from a faith-based celebration, the university invites students, faculty, staff, family and friends to attend the Interfaith Baccalarueate Service on Friday, June 12.

Faculty and staff: Attend DePaul leadership COVID-19 virtual town hall

Faculty and staff: Attend DePaul leadership COVID-19 virtual town hall

​DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D., invites faculty and staff to attend a Leadership COVID-19 Virtual Town Hall.​

Ester Trujillo earns 2020 Career Enhancement Fellowship

Ester Trujillo earns 2020 Career Enhancement Fellowship

​Earlier this quarter, the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation named Ester Trujillo as a 2020 Career Enhancement Fellow. Trujillo is an assistant professor of Latin American and Latino Studies at DePaul.​

Community invited to interfaith scholars prayer

Community invited to interfaith scholars prayer

As a Vincentian community, DePaul University is committed to caring for the most vulnerable in our society and throughout the... read more

DPAM Director curates 'Chicago Tribute' section of virtual Frieze New York art fair

DPAM Director curates 'Chicago Tribute' section of virtual Frieze New York art fair

​Chicago women artists are celebrated in this year’s Frieze New York international art fair, an annual event usually held on Randall Island in New York City. DePaul Art Museum’s Julie Rodrigues Widholm curated the Chicago Tribune section to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ratification of women’s right to vote. The fair has moved online, and a virtual viewing room open May 8-15. 

Water Quality Assurance Recommendations

Water Quality Assurance Recommendations

​Planning an unavoidable visit to an office that has been shut down for several weeks? Please review this notice from Facility Operations on water quality assurance.​

DePaul honored as a top school for service

DePaul honored as a top school for service

​Catholic Volunteer Network named DePaul on its list of “Top Schools for Service." DePaul is one of 14 schools honored in the Midwest region.​

Give through DePaul this Giving Tuesday Now

Give through DePaul this Giving Tuesday Now

​Giving Tuesday Now is a global day of giving and unity now used as an emergency response to the unprecedented need caused by COVID-19. The campus community is invited to support one of DePaul's four COVID-19 crowdfunding campaigns, which can be found on our crowdfunding site, InspireDePaul.​

Summer orientation 2020 to take place remotely

Summer orientation 2020 to take place remotely

​In light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis and DePaul's efforts to keep the community safe during this time, the university has moved summer new student orientation - Premiere and Transition DePaul - programs online, as an entirely virtual experience. ​

Louise's Sewing Club needs you

Louise's Sewing Club needs you

​Louise's Sewing Club is a group of DePaul students, staff, and faculty who have access to sewing machines and want to assist with creating PPE supplies for Chicago area health care workers.​

Submissions being accepted for Staff Quality Service, Spirit of DePaul Awards

Submissions being accepted for Staff Quality Service, Spirit of DePaul Awards

Nominations are now being accepted for the Staff Quality Service and the Spirit of DePaul Awards. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to submit nominations for each award. Staff Quality Service Award nominations are due by May 1. Spirit of DePaul Award nominations are due by May 8.​

Office of Research Services to host virtual spring trainings

Office of Research Services to host virtual spring trainings

​The Office of Research Services will host a number of trainings this spring. All DePaul faculty, staff and students are welcome to attend. RSVPs are required.​

DePaul Humanities Center creates video library

DePaul Humanities Center creates video library

As the university community settles in to a spring quarter like we've never experienced before, the DePaul Humanities Center has created a video library of its past events, available on the center's Youtube channel. The videos, which consist of more than 100 hours of recording, can be used by faculty as a resource for remote instruction, or simply enjoyed by audiences.​

Real estate students take first place in Eisenberg Foundation competition

Real estate students take first place in Eisenberg Foundation competition

Earlier this quarter, a group of undergraduate students from the Driehaus College of Business took first place at this year's virtual Harold E. Eisenberg Foundation Real Estate Challenge. ​

DePaul community raises funds for Blue Demons affected by COVID-19

DePaul community raises funds for Blue Demons affected by COVID-19

​​Since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak, the DePaul community has raised more than $100,000 for students, faculty and staff affected by the pandemic. ​

Dean Guillermo Vásquez de Velasco on experiential and project-based learning

Dean Guillermo Vásquez de Velasco on experiential and project-based learning

​​​Earlier this quarter, Guillermo Vásquez de Velasco, dean for the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, conducted ​a webinar about the ways schools are building unique, high-impact, scalable - and now mostly virtual - industry-integrated experiential learning programs.

Kelly Chu earns Billy I. Ross Advertising Education Award

Kelly Chu earns Billy I. Ross Advertising Education Award

​Last month, the American Academy of Advertising awards honored DePaul's Kelly Chu with the Billy I. Ross Advertising Education Award. An associate professor of public relations and advertising, the organization recognized Chu for her innovative work in advertising education.

Celebrate Earth Day with Mission and Ministry

Celebrate Earth Day with Mission and Ministry

​Over the next week, we invite members of the DePaul community to join in Earth Week activities that call attention to our common home and our place within it. Additionally, the Archdiocese of Chicago will host a virtual prayer service on April 22, and all members of the university community are welcome to participate.

Register for Vincentian Service Day 2020

Register for Vincentian Service Day 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.

COVID-19 and affordability challenges: Support students with open educational resources and library resources

COVID-19 and affordability challenges: Support students with open educational resources and library resources

Consider alternative course materials as you move through spring quarter, and as you plan for your summer and fall courses. Supplementing or replacing required course materials with open educational resources and library licensed resources is an effective way to help defray expenses for students and support them in their learning.  

What to watch this weekend: CDM alumni

What to watch this weekend: CDM alumni

​Looking to unwind over the long weekend ahead? Check out this list of streaming TV shows and films alum from DePaul's College of Computing and Digital Media have helped direct, produce and write.​

Share your “Stay Home” selfies on Instagram

Share your “Stay Home” selfies on Instagram

​Share what you've been up to on Instagram Stories - using the new DePaul “Stay Home" sticker on your photos/videos. You can find the sticker by searching “DePaul" in the Instagram GIF sticker library. ​

Arbor Day Foundation honors DePaul with Tree Campus USA recognition

Arbor Day Foundation honors DePaul with Tree Campus USA recognition

For the second year in a row, DePaul is being honored with a Tree Campus USA recognition by the Arbor Day Foundation for its commitment to effective urban forest management.

University to host events for Holy Week

University to host events for Holy Week

Throughout the world, Holy Week begins for Christians who prepare to ponder the suffering and death of Jesus Christ and readying themselves for the joy of his resurrection Easter Sunday. The entire DePaul campus community is welcome to attend virtual events this Holy Week.​

The Theatre School launches Community Drama Division

The Theatre School launches Community Drama Division

​This April, The Theatre School will launch the Community Drama Division. During these times of social distancing and separation due to COVID-19, the CDD has developed online classes for children ages four to 14. Classes are set to begin April 6.

DePaul extends college decision deadline for high school seniors to June 1

DePaul extends college decision deadline for high school seniors to June 1

​Traditionally, May 1 is the deadline for high school seniors who have received an offer of admission from DePaul to make a decision on whether to enroll. This year, DePaul is extending the deadline to June 1.

Solidarity with Seniors: A service project for faculty and staff

Solidarity with Seniors: A service project for faculty and staff

​"Solidarity with Seniors" is a service project that invites faculty and staff to send a card or letter to a senior citizen in need of companionship. All faculty and staff are welcome to participate.

Faculty and staff: Nourishing your spirit during challenging times

Faculty and staff: Nourishing your spirit during challenging times

​Creating time and space for your spiritual care may be more important than ever. For this reason, all interested faculty and staff are invited to participate in an online retreat, Nourishing Your Spirit During Challengi​ng Times. Reg​istration is due by April 3.

Vincentian Assistance Fund helps students, faculty, staff in need

Vincentian Assistance Fund helps students, faculty, staff in need

​In the spirit of St. Vincent de Paul and St. Louise de Marillac, the Congregation of the Mission established the Vincentian Assistance Fund to provide short-term, emergency financial support to DePaul students, faculty and staff facing hardships due to the COVID-19 outbreak.​

When trolls attack: Avoid a Zoombomb

When trolls attack: Avoid a Zoombomb

​Members of the DePaul community can take steps to prevent their online gatherings from these intrusions. Zoom offers tips for stopping trolls from crashing your virtual events.​​

Don't miss upcoming virtual events

Don't miss upcoming virtual events

​​​In the coming weeks the University Marketing and Communications Events team will host a number of virtual events open to the campus community. ​

What to watch this weekend: DePaul alumni

What to watch this weekend: DePaul alumni

​​​​ Special thanks to Liv Shine, a BFA 4 actor and compiler of The Theatre School's "Things to Do This... read more

Laila Farah to help design National Pulse Memorial and museum

Laila Farah to help design National Pulse Memorial and museum

​Laila Farah, an associate professor in Women’s and Gender Studies, is part of a group selected to design a memorial and museum meant to honor and preserve the legacy of 49 killed and all those affected by the June 12, 2016, shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.​

Barnes & Noble closes DePaul retail locations; online orders accepted with free shipping

Barnes & Noble closes DePaul retail locations; online orders accepted with free shipping

​On Friday, March 20, Barnes & Noble will close its retail locations in Lincoln Park at 4 p.m. and in the Loop at 6 p.m. until further notice.​

DePaul earns 'First-Gen Forward' designation

DePaul earns 'First-Gen Forward' designation

​This month, NASPA's Center for First-Generation Student Success recognized DePaul as a First-gen Forward Institution for its commitment to first-generation students. With this designation​, the university joins the organization’s 2020-21 cohort.​

Margaret Storey named Illinois Mother of the Year

Margaret Storey named Illinois Mother of the Year

​For Margaret Storey, epilepsy awareness advocacy isn’t just a passing interest, it’s a life mission to honor her daughter Josie’s daily battle with Aicardi syndrome, a complex and rare seizure condition that affects almost exclusively girls.​

Pay guidelines for faculty, staff and students

Pay guidelines for faculty, staff and students

​Given the CDC guidelines and the State of Illinois announcement that have encouraged organizations to increase social distancing and decrease location density, the university will implement remote work options to the extent possible while continuing to ensure the continuity of operations and minimal disruption in the livelihoods of faculty, staff and student workers. ​

DePaul dining operations COVID-19 measures

DePaul dining operations COVID-19 measures

​The temporary closure of restaurants in Illinois will not affect the availability of dining services for students at DePaul. Chartwells is taking steps in response to federal, state and local governance and to ensure the health and safety of the entire DePaul campus community.

Webcam accessibility for faculty and staff

Webcam accessibility for faculty and staff

​ Update: This program ended Sept. 1 and is no longer being offered.The Office of the Executive Vice President will assist faculty... read more

Library and Ray Meyer Fitness Center closures, updated Lincoln Park Student Center hours

Library and Ray Meyer Fitness Center closures, updated Lincoln Park Student Center hours

​Effective immediately, Public Safety is discontinuing safety escorts and transports to Illinois Masonic Hospital. Please call 911 if you have an emergency. The Richardson and Loop Libraries, all university computer labs,  and the Ray Meyer Fitness Center will be closed until further notice. All operations and programs will be suspended, including drop-in recreation, programs, classes and group fitness. Effective Wednesday, March 18, and through spring break, Lincoln Park Student Center access will be limited to DePaul students, faculty and staff. ​

GLE earns NAFSA’s Senator Paul Simon Spotlight Award

GLE earns NAFSA’s Senator Paul Simon Spotlight Award

​​DePaul is being honored with a NAFSA 2020 Senator Paul Simon Spotlight Award for its Global Learning Experience program.​

Facilities and services available during finals week

Facilities and services available during finals week

​As students begin finals week, be assured that these campus facilities and services remain available.​

How DePaul employees can prepare to work remotely

How DePaul employees can prepare to work remotely

​As the university continues to monitor the evolving COVID-19 situation, Information Services developed an Instructions for Remote Work site with detailed guidance for employees. ​

Payroll Services encourages direct deposit in light of COVID-19

Payroll Services encourages direct deposit in light of COVID-19

​As the university continues to make contingency plans in the event of a disruption to business operations due to concerns regarding COVID-19, the university's Payroll Services strongly encourages employees who receive their paychecks through the mail to elect to receive their pay via direct deposit. 

Radio DePaul named best college station in the nation

Radio DePaul named best college station in the nation

​Earlier this month, Radio DePaul, the university's student-run radio station, won several awards at the 2020 Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Media Awards.​

Information about upcoming Microsoft Windows update

Information about upcoming Microsoft Windows update

Microsoft requires DePaul's Windows-based computers receive regular updates. Users can schedule the update for a time when they do not need their computer or Windows will automatically update, possibly at an inconvenient time for users. ​All updates will be complete by March 24.

Chicago COVID-19 patient has Cinespace Connection

Chicago COVID-19 patient has Cinespace Connection

​On March 9, it was reported that a patient with a confirmed case of COVID-19 had been working on the TV show “Next" at Cinespace Chicago Film Studios. Out of an abundance of caution, DePaul canceled classes at Cinespace Chicago Film Studios on Tuesday, March 10 and Wednesday, March 11. DePaul's facilities at Cinespace are not near the stage where the “Next" television show had been filming. Students who use DePaul's facilities do not share public spaces, such as restrooms, with other sound stages.​​

DePaul offers mental health first aid training

DePaul offers mental health first aid training

​​​Later this month, the university will host Mental Health First Aid, an eight-hour course teaching participants how to help someone with mental health problems or is experiencing emotional distress. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to take the course, and registration is required. Upon completion of the program, participants will receive a three-year MHFA certification.​

Early voting, political campaign activities reminder

Early voting, political campaign activities reminder

​Illinois residents, including many DePaul students, faculty and staff who are registered voters, have several options when it comes to voting in the March 17 Illinois primary election. ​

University sanitation efforts in response to COVID-19

University sanitation efforts in response to COVID-19

​Sanitation efforts play a role in minimizing the spread of infectious disease. DePaul's Facility Operations staff is doing its part by following the Chicago Department of Public Health's guidelines in response to the concerns for COVID-19.​

Princeton Review ranks DePaul's Game Design programs among top in nation

Princeton Review ranks DePaul's Game Design programs among top in nation

​This month the Princeton Review named DePaul’s College of Computing and Digital Media to its lists of "Top 50 Undergraduate Schools to Study Game Design for 2020​" and "Top 25 Grad​uate Schools to Study Game Design for 2020​."​

Alumnus commemorates St. Vincent de Paul with artwork

Alumnus commemorates St. Vincent de Paul with artwork

​If you walk through the third-floor hallway of the Lincoln Park Student Center, you may notice an artwork commemorating St. Vincent de Paul. Inspired by the mural above the Cacciatore Stadium, the bronze statue near the Lincoln Park Student Center and the Chicago skyline, alumnus Cole Andersen presented his piece to the university community in January. 

DePaul to host Illinois Latino Law forum

DePaul to host Illinois Latino Law forum

​On Saturday, March 7, DePaul’s College of Law will host the 17th annual Illinois Latino Law Forum. All high school and college students are welcome to attend. Registration is required. ​

Melissa Koenig earns silver in Winter World Masters Games

Melissa Koenig earns silver in Winter World Masters Games

​ Melissa Koenig, director of instructional technology in DePaul's Center for Teaching and Learning, won four silver medals in speed skating at the Winter World Masters Games in Austria last month. ​

Fr. Hans Zollner, S.J., to speak at DePaul

Fr. Hans Zollner, S.J., to speak at DePaul

​​As part of the Archdiocese of Chicago's series, “The Present Status of Safeguarding in the Church," DePaul will host an event on Monday, March 2. All members of the university and broader Chicago community are welcome to attend. RSVPs are required.​

IS launches new service portal

IS launches new service portal

On Feb. 20, Information Services launched ServiceNow. The new cloud-based service portal replaced the TSC request system. 

Humanities Center welcomes new fellows

Humanities Center welcomes new fellows

​Earlier this quarter, the DePaul Humanities center welcomed three 2020-22 faculty fellows.​

DePaul recognized as model for community engagement

DePaul recognized as model for community engagement

​DePaul President A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D., participated in a panel discussion on building university-community partnerships at the annual meeting of the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 3. His presentation focused on DePaul’s Steans Center for Community-Based Service Learning and its impact on the community as well as students. ​

Megan Alderden  named to governor's task force

Megan Alderden named to governor's task force

​​​In January, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker appointed DePaul's Megan Alderden to serve on the Governor's Task Force on Forensic Science.​

IS to launch new service portal

IS to launch new service portal

​Later this month, Information Services will launch a new user-friendly service portal. The portal will replace the current TSC request system. ​

C2E2 to feature DePaul panels on careers in esports, building a gaming computer

C2E2 to feature DePaul panels on careers in esports, building a gaming computer

This year​’s Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo — C2E2 — will feature a pair of DePaul panels that focus on careers in esports and how to build a gaming computer. Additionally, DePaul will co-sponsor C2E2’s Gaming Zone during the three-day expo set for Feb. 28-March 1 at McCormick Place.

Student Micro-budget Feature Film 'Sun King' to Premiere at Beloit International Film Festival

Student Micro-budget Feature Film 'Sun King' to Premiere at Beloit International Film Festival

“Sun King,” the first film produced by the new School of Cinematic Arts Indie Studio, will premiere at the Beloit International Film Festival later this month.

DePaul makes list of top animation, game design schools

DePaul makes list of top animation, game design schools

Animation​ Career Review included DePaul University on its list of top animation schools and game design programs in the country.

Staff: Consider becoming a Chicago Quarter Staff Professional

Staff: Consider becoming a Chicago Quarter Staff Professional

New Student and Family Engagement is now recruiting Chicago Quarter staff professionals for fall 2020.​

Faculty and staff: Attend Leadership Town Hall

Faculty and staff: Attend Leadership Town Hall

DePaul Pr​esident A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D., invites faculty and staff to attend a Leadership Town Hall on Feb. 18.

Faculty and staff: RSVP for winter Lunch with Vincent programs

Faculty and staff: RSVP for winter Lunch with Vincent programs

Carol Marin, director of DePaul's Center for Journalism Integrity and Excellence; and Erin Berkowitz, director of academic advising for the College of Science and Health, and president of Staff Council, will serve keynote speakers for this winter's Lunch with Vincent programs.​

French literary magazine accepting submissions

French literary magazine accepting submissions

Mille-Feu​ille, DePaul’s French literary magazine, is accepting submissions for its upcoming edition. All faculty, staff and students are welcome to submit poetry, short fiction and essays in French by Saturday, Feb. 1.

Don't miss basketball this Blue Demon Week

Don't miss basketball this Blue Demon Week

​What better way to celebrate Blue Demon Week than by supporting the men's and women's basketball teams while they compete in four major games this week?​

Faculty and staff: Winter monthly portrait appointments now available

Faculty and staff: Winter monthly portrait appointments now available

​​DePaul's University Marketing and Communications Visual Services team is making appointments available for faculty and staff studio headshots for the first quarter of 2020 in the Loop campus. ​

Blue Demon Challenge is Jan. 23

Blue Demon Challenge is Jan. 23

The Blue Demon Challenge is a day when alumni, parents, friends, students, faculty and staff come together to give back to DePaul, and this year, our challenge is bigger than ever.​ On Thursday, Jan. 23, your gift of any size can help us get one step closer to reaching our biggest goal ever – raising $1 million in a single day. ​

Faculty and staff: Free tickets to debut of The Theatre School's 'BROOKLYN BRIDGE'

Faculty and staff: Free tickets to debut of The Theatre School's 'BROOKLYN BRIDGE'

​Don't miss the opening performance of 'BROOKLYN BRIDGE' at DePaul's historic Merle Reskin Theatre. Faculty and staff can bring their families for free to the 2 p.m. performance this Saturday, Jan. 18.

Student athletes help save child from coyote attack

Student athletes help save child from coyote attack

​On Jan. 8, two runners on DePaul's track and field team helped save a small boy from a coyote attack in Lincoln Park. Sophomores Ryan Taylor and Dominic Bruce were completing a workout at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum when they heard screams and jumped into action.​

DePaul esports captures a pair of BIG EAST titles

DePaul esports captures a pair of BIG EAST titles

​After two seasons of close losses in the BIG EAST playoffs, the DePaul League of Legends and Rocket League esports squads came through victorious this past fall, with thrilling victories over their fellow BIG EAST foes in a pair of tournaments.​

Faculty and staff: Inaugural Innovation Day is Jan. 24

Faculty and staff: Inaugural Innovation Day is Jan. 24

​With more than 100 faculty and staff registered to attend, DePaul's inaugural Innovation Day is planned for Friday, Jan. 24.This event has reached capacity, but interested faculty and staff​ are welcome to join a wait list for the event.

Martin Luther King, Jr. Prayer Breakfast set for Jan. 21

Martin Luther King, Jr. Prayer Breakfast set for Jan. 21

​On Tuesday, Jan. 21, members of the DePaul community will gather for the 23rd annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Prayer Breakfast. All are welcome to attend the event.​

GLE training wins innovation award

GLE training wins innovation award

​In November, the Professional and Organizational Development Network in Higher Education recognized DePaul with its 2019 POD Innovation Award.​

DePaul to host information session for Health Disparities Faculty Research Program

DePaul to host information session for Health Disparities Faculty Research Program

​In partnership with the Sinai Urban Health Institute, DePaul has created the SUHI-DePaul Research Fellows program. Interested faculty can attend an information and networking session on Wednesday, Jan. 22.

2019 Barnes and Noble holiday appreciation days - part two

2019 Barnes and Noble holiday appreciation days - part two

​​Still working through your holiday gift list? Head to DePaul's Barnes and Noble bookstores from Dec. 8 - 14 for additional holiday appreciation days. Faculty and staff will receive a 30 percent discount on books, gifts and emblematic wear. Stop in next week to take advantage of the extra 10 percent discount.​​

SCPS student named 2019 Adult Learner of the Year

SCPS student named 2019 Adult Learner of the Year

​Earlier this fall, the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning named Caprice Morales as its 2019 Adult Learner of the Year. Morales is a student in DePaul’s School of Continuing and Professional Studies. ​

Undefeated men's basketball to play in doubleheader

Undefeated men's basketball to play in doubleheader

Off to its best start in more than a decade, the undefeated DePaul men's basketball team joins the nationally ranked women's team for a Blue Demon basketball doubleheader on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Wintrust Arena. Celebrate the end of the fall quarter and enjoy the finest basketball in the region.  

How to support the World's Big Sleep Out in Chicago

How to support the World's Big Sleep Out in Chicago

​On Dec. 7, DePaul is hosting the World’s Big Sleep Out to fight global homelessness. Want to support the Big Sleep Out in Chicago, but can’t sleep outside that night? Free tickets are now available for the indoor program portion of the event from 7-9 p.m. in the Student Center in Lincoln Park. ​

Assessment Certificate Program available for faculty and staff

Assessment Certificate Program available for faculty and staff

​Assessment is an integral part of improving and strengthening student learning and experience in higher education. But where do you begin? How do you choose what to assess, and how do you collect, manage and analyze the associated data? Participation in the Assessment Certificate Program at DePaul can help.​

Faculty and Staff: Barnes & Noble holiday appreciation days this week

Faculty and Staff: Barnes & Noble holiday appreciation days this week

​Get a jump start on your holiday shopping this week at DePaul's Barnes & Noble bookstores during faculty and staff appreciation days, Nov. 18 - 23. Faculty and staff will receive a 30 percent discount on books, gifts and emblematic wear. ​

Irish ambassador to US to speak at DePaul

Irish ambassador to US to speak at DePaul

​Daniel Mulhall, the Irish ambassador to the U.S., will visit DePaul's campus Nov. 20 to participate in a lecture and Q&A session titled, “The Transatlantic Relationship: Ireland’s Evolving Role.”

Men's basketball earn fourth straight win

Men's basketball earn fourth straight win

​After taking down the University of Iowa earlier this week, the men's basketball team remains undefeated with a 4-0 record. Tickets are available for the Saturday, Nov. 16, game vs. Cornell. Faculty and staff can receive a 10 percent discount by purchasing tickets through the Athletics Ticket Office​.

Academic leaders celebrate first cohort enrolled in DePaul Harold Washington Academy

Academic leaders celebrate first cohort enrolled in DePaul Harold Washington Academy

Chicago's deputy mayor for education and human services joined academic leaders on Nov. 12 to hear from college students in the first cohort of the DePaul Harold Washington Academy. Students discussed their undergraduate experience, citing the cost of a college education as a potential barrier to a bachelor’s degree​.

English Language Academy offers pronunciation training for non-native speakers

English Language Academy offers pronunciation training for non-native speakers

​In 2017, DePaul's English Language Academy launched Pronunciation Training for Success to help students seeking to improve their fluency and pronunciation skills. The next course cycle begins Jan. 16. The course is open to all international faculty, staff and students.

State of the University 2019

State of the University 2019

​A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D., president of DePaul University, presented the annual State of the University address to faculty and staff members, Thursday, Oct. 3, in the School of Music’s Holtschneider Performance Center. Faculty and staff can now watch a video of the address.

Elizabeth Aquino elected president of American Nurses Association in Illinois

Elizabeth Aquino elected president of American Nurses Association in Illinois

​Beginning this month, Elizabeth Aquino, an assistant professor of nursing and associate director of the master’s entry nursing program, will serve as the president of the American Nurses Association in Illinois.

Jose Padilla named to inaugural list of Notable General Counsels

Jose Padilla named to inaugural list of Notable General Counsels

​This fall, Crain's Chicago Business named DePaul'​s Jose Padilla on its inaugural list of Notable General Counsels. In addition to general counsel, Padilla also serves as vice president and secretary for the university.

Gathering of Remembrance set for Nov. 14

Gathering of Remembrance set for Nov. 14

​The Division of Mission and Ministry will host the 2019 DePaul Gathering of Remembrance, an interfaith memorial service in support of all DePaul community members who have lost loved ones over the past year, on Thursday, Nov. 14. All DePaul community members, their family and friends are welcome to attend.  

Notice of W:Drive network folder maintenance downtime

Notice of W:Drive network folder maintenance downtime

​From Nov. 7 - 14, Information Services will perform maintenance on the W drive group folders. During each maintenance, the folders that are being updated will be unavailable for an extended period of time - up to 30 minutes.​

Staff: Explore your purpose at development workshop

Staff: Explore your purpose at development workshop

​​On Nov. 21, the Division of Mission and Ministry will host “Explore Your Purpose,” a development workshop for staff members at DePaul. All staff are welcome to attend. RSVPs are due by Wednesday, Nov. 13.

U.S. News & World Report ranks DePaul as an ‘innovative school’

U.S. News & World Report ranks DePaul as an ‘innovative school’

​This fall, DePaul was ranked as one of the top 125 national universities and also one of the country’s “most innovative schools,” according to the 2020 Best Colleges rankings published by U.S. News & World Report.

Office of the Provost to host 'Campus Conversations: Academic Perspectives on Cannabis'

Office of the Provost to host 'Campus Conversations: Academic Perspectives on Cannabis'

​On Monday, Nov. 11, the Office of the Provost will host "Campus Conversations: Academic Perspectives on Cannabis." The event is free and open to all faculty, staff and students. A DePaul ID card is required for entry.