On Wednesday, April 17, the College of Law’s Pro Bono & Community Service Initiative (PBCSI) held their annual service awards. This special event provided the College of Law with the opportunity to recognize the outstanding pro bono and community service work that our students and alumni are doing in the Chicagoland community. This year, PBCSI... Continue Reading →
These days, Chicago Cubs fans are well-acquainted with miracles. After going down three games to one against the Cleveland Indians in the 2016 World Series, it felt like the Curse of the Billy Goat would never be lifted. And then… well, the rest is history. The curse was broken, the drought ended, the heroes—Bryant, Rizzo,... Continue Reading →
Many businesses offer a tantalizing promise: to make your dreams come true. From theme parks to health clubs, it's a time-worn advertising trope, but it rarely delivers. At DePaul University's Idea Realization Lab (IRL), however, the slogan is a lot more pragmatic. Offering students, faculty, staff and alumni free access to state-of-the-art 3D printers, computer-aided... Continue Reading →
The College of Law is pleased to announce that a crowdfunding challenge to provide summer scholarships for two College of Law public interest summer interns was a success! Over a thirty-day period, faculty, staff, alumni, friends and students came together to raise $5,000 in support of these summer scholarships. All-told, 64 DePaul Law supporters made... Continue Reading →
DePaul Magazine’s editor explains how the magazine comes together. By Marilyn Ferdinand Every issue of DePaul Magazine is designed to help you engage with your alma mater and provide you with information we hope you’ll find interesting and useful. But how do we decide what goes into each issue? At a university as large and... Continue Reading →
Last month, the DePaul family and the larger Lincoln Park community mourned the loss of beloved Kelly's Pub owner, John P. Kelly (LAS '68). Kelly’s Pub opened in Lincoln Park in 1933, following the repeal of prohibition laws, and remains one of Chicago’s oldest family-owned pubs, according to the pub’s website. The pub is a... Continue Reading →
