At the Devil’s Ball Journal of Nathaniel Faust, Curse-breaker and Master of Mystic Science 1 Nov. 20– I played a role last night that filled me full of fright: I... Continue Reading →
At the Devil’s Ball
Call for Course Reviews
Want to write for the Honors blog? Submit a course review! The Honors Blog is looking for students to write reviews of the Honors courses they took this spring quarter.... Continue Reading →
holding on, letting go
back and forth i go My heart has become sore; it yearns for a rest, but i can barely take a breath anymore There’s a flame in my chest, crawling... Continue Reading →
19th Century Poetry
19th Century Poetry Journal of Nathaniel Faust, Paranormal Investigator and Occult Scientist (must use contemporary terms, so they don’t get suspicious) 25 Apr 1882 It’s odd: I find myself... Continue Reading →
The Elgin Marbles: Art, Empire, and the Yearning for Return
The Elgin Marbles, attributed to Phidias and workshop, originally from the Parthenon, Acropolis, Athens, Greece, c. 447–438 BCE, Marble sculpture, British Museum, London In the early nineteenth century, Thomas Bruce,... Continue Reading →
Apply to be an Honors Welcome Leader
Hello Honors Students, Applications are now open for the Honors Welcome Leader position! Honors Welcome Leaders play an important role in welcoming incoming Honors students to DePaul by guiding small... Continue Reading →
Apply to be an Honors Advocate
Hello Honors Students, Applications are now open for the Honors Advocate positions! The Honors Advocate Program supports incoming Honors Students during their transition to DePaul by introducing them to the... Continue Reading →
New Honors AI Policy
Introducing the University Honors AI Policy The Honors Program is announcing a new policy providing guidelines for appropriate AI use in Honors classrooms. Designed by the University Honors Program Committee,... Continue Reading →
Psychology of Fashion
Every single person takes a different approach toward fashion. For some, it’s merely a piece of fabric they throw on in the morning; for others, it is their biggest source... Continue Reading →
Bronze and the Divine: Casting the Gods of Ancient Greece
Boxer at Rest (Terme Boxer; Boxer of the Quirinal) Unknown Greek artist c. 330–50 BCE Bronze with copper inlay Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome, Italy For the... Continue Reading →