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DePaul University alum Arielle Kallan's career pathway was far from conventional. From researching period poverty to co-founding the Women of Color Pre-Law Association, Arielle has shown her compassion and persistence... Continue Reading →
What should someone do if the stress just doesn’t stop? While friends are there to supporteach other, sometimes schedules overlap, and obstacles prevent the support from beingeverlasting. When no one... Continue Reading →
Ancient Greek vases are often treated as pictures. We admire their scenes of gods, heroes, weddings, battles, and drinking parties. But if we look more closely, some of these figures... Continue Reading →
On June 4th, I had the pleasure of meeting with Tanara Boxer, the owner of Ümi dispensary – almost about to open their second location – in Chicago. We met... Continue Reading →
If you’re reading this, you’re more than likely an incoming Honors student—welcome to DePaul! As you certainly know already, there are dozens of events on DePaul’s campuses every week! The... Continue Reading →
When we picture ancient Greek art, we often picture the nude body. Marble statues of athletes, painted heroes, and muscular gods have become so familiar that Greek art can seem... Continue Reading →
The day before classes officially begin, incoming first-year students in the Honors program will gather for Honors Welcome on Tuesday, September 8th. What to Expect at Honors Welcome: Here’s a... Continue Reading →
Planning your schedules for each quarter can feel like an intimidating and stressful task, but you do not have to do it alone! During the process, you will be supported... Continue Reading →
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 →
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 quarter. Writing... Continue Reading →