Q: As a Double Demon alumna, share with us your path to DePaul and then your decision to pursue your legal education at DePaul Law? I’m from Chicago and grew up in the Englewood community on the city’s South Side. I’m a product of Chicago Public Schools and attended Curie High School. I was recruited to... Continue Reading →
DePaul alumni have gone on to become experts in everything from selling donuts out of food trucks to winning Emmys. Drawing on the unique expertise of our alumni community, we started Alumni Experts, a new series to share the wealth of knowledge and skills DePaul alumni have to offer. In this week’s episode of Alumni Experts, alumna and professional... Continue Reading →
The Latinx Alumni Chapter hosts a piñata making class led by the staff of the National Museum of Mexican Art. Learn about the history of piñatas and their role in Latinx culture while having fun making your very own! https://youtu.be/0s4acl5-QDY Materials needed: - A medium or a big balloon - Scissors - Newspaper - Liquid... Continue Reading →
Please join DePaul Art Museum and DePaul University’s Office of Alumni Relations for a conversation with Los Angeles-based artist Kathryn Andrews and Director of UC Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive, Julie Rodrigues Widholm. https://youtu.be/kZ819WIH1Iw On the occasion of the fall 2020 U.S. presidential election, Andrews's site-specific installation, curated by Rodrigues Widholm, highlights the... Continue Reading →
The Bachelor aired its first season in 2002, and it has become one of the most commercially successful shows in reality television history—boasting several spin-offs and an ardent fan base. As the franchise has risen in popularity and prominence, it has weathered a fair deal of controversy and has been subject to harsh critique from... Continue Reading →
Join fellow alumna Celia DeBoer (LAS '12, MA '14, MEd '20) as she instructs yoga for runners! This virtual fitness class will help stretch, strengthen and increase blood flow to overworked joints and muscles, promoting healing to help make the most your rest days. https://youtu.be/zPQuElWP3v8 Celia is a triple demon (Political Science - BA '12,... Continue Reading →
How is it possible that public schools in American society have remained virtually unchanged over the past 150 years? Youth, to this day, still experience separate and unequal education. Why is that? This interactive session, facilitated by Horace R. Hall, PhD, associate professor in the College of Education, unpacks this query through a critical examination... Continue Reading →
Join the DePaul University Latinx Alumni Chapter to celebrate heritage month with this fun and engaging cooking class led by Chef Gabriel Rosado, a Le Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute graduate and the Executive Chef and Director of Hospitality & Nutrition Services at Community Healthcare System’s Hartsfield Village Retirement Community, as he shows us how to... Continue Reading →
Watch below for an informational session on all that’s happening within the College of Computing and Digital Media. Dean David Miller will share updates on the college and share how faculty, staff and students have continued to respond to the COVID-19 crisis. Jay Margalus, a faculty member and the director of Maker Innovation, will then... Continue Reading →
