DePaul University will mark the celebration of the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., Jan. 19 with its annual prayer breakfast that includes a ke... More

With a roster of more than 200 young singers, Clayton Parr, director of choral activities at DePaul University’s Sc... More

The Center for Black Diaspora at DePaul University will continue its film and colloquium series, “Reel Images and Cinematic Representations of the ... More

The 2004 presidential campaign officially got underway Monday with the Iowa Caucuses, where the first decisions were made in the long process leadi... More

Graphic Slide Presentation is Centerpiece of Ritual of Remembrance

DePaul University will help bring to the light one of America’s... More

DePaul University Study Abroad Trip to South Africa is Part of Trend

Twenty-two DePaul students interested in studying business in... More

The DePaul University School of Music faculty was greatly enhanced this year with the appointments of three pro... More

Executive education has long been a means for companies to increase the skill sets of their management team. After a brief lull due to the economy,... More

The DePaul Opera Theatre (DOT), under the direction of Harry Silverstein, will team up with British conductor Stephen Barlow to present one of the ... More

Information Session Will Be Held at DePaul’s O’Hare Campus in Des Plaines Feb. 21

In a quest to boost efficiency and customer sati... More

Award-Winning Film Director on Campus as Part of Black History Month Festivities

Internationally-acclaimed film actor and director S... More

For years, Lynn Royster watched as her son, who suffers from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), labored unsuccessfully to earn a college degree. Roy... More

“Women and the Word: Gender and Literacy in Medieval and Renaissance Europe” is the topic of an art exhibition and lecture series taking place at D... More

DePaul University's Humanities Center will host a lecture by John D'Emilio, author of "Lost Prophet: The Life and Times of Bayard Rustin," Feb. 5 ... More

Art of Filmmaking, Digital Technology and Narrative Gaming Merged in New Degree Offerings

Digital technology is leveling the playing... More

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan is scheduled to speak about domestic violence Feb. 9 at the ... More

“Our Culture is Our Resistance: Repression, Refuge and Healing in Guatemala,” an exhibition of compelling photographs by Jonathan Moller, will be e... More

Limited Enrollment Capacity and $39 Million in Needed Repairs Led to Decision

DePaul University’s Board of Trustees voted Wednesday ... More

New Music DePaul presents its second concert of the 2003-2004 season on March 5 with a program of five compositions, four of which have been writte... More

As the nation’s attention is captured by the manslaughter trial of New Jersey Nets star Jayson Williams and the impending sexual assault case again... More

While a major portion of community digital divide efforts in urban areas rightfully focuses on grassroots technology centers and creating access to... More

Czech MBA Program Graduating Class Will Attend Final Course, Commencement in Chicago

DePaul University will welcome the ultimate ... More

Illinois Appellate Justice Anne Burke, who is also interim chair of the National Review Board (NRB) of the United States Conference of Catholic Bis... More

A conference aimed at examining issues affecting women who work, teach and learn in institutions of higher education will be held at DePaul Univers... More

Families throughout Chicago will have the opportunity to learn captivating ways to incorporate enriching literacy activities into their everyday li... More

Cellist Tanya Lesinsky Carey, an instructor in the Community Music Program at DePaul University’s School of Music, will present a concert March 13 ... More

The DePaul School of Music’s newest acquisition—a splendid Steinway concert grand piano—is cause for celebra... More

Industrial-organizational (I-O) psychology is a growing field as corporations and non-profit organizations, alike, address such issues as diversity... More

For the fourth consecutive year, DePaul University’s School of Music will host the Charles E. McGuckin Harpsic... More

A team of DePaul University accounting students took first place in the inaugural business case competition sponsored by the National Hispanic Busi... More

How will Iraq’s newly-signed interim constitution survive amid intense criticism from that country’s religious majority? What are the chances of Ir... More

More than 70 international scholars – from as far away as South Africa, Australia, France, Italy and the United Kingdom – will present papers on “... More

Hundreds of Chicagoans are expected to gather at the corner of Belden and Sheffield avenues in front of the DePaul University Student Center, at 1 ... More

Washington, D.C. – David Ward, president of the American Council on Education (ACE), has announced that Caryn Chaden, an associate dean in D... More

The works of nine compelling artists explore the relationship between art and technology in an exhibition that runs April 2 to May 16 at the DePaul... More

DePaul University’s part-time Master of Business Administration (MBA) program has been ranked ninth in the nation in U.S. News & World Report’s ann... More

U.S. News & World Report has ranked the Intellectual Property (IP)and More

DePaul University’s Religious Studies department will host a roundtable discussion about the Mel Gibson film, “The Passion of the Christ,” April ... More

Computer Workstation-Equipped Space at Loop Campus Overlooks Wabash Avenue

In an effort to provide students with a state-of-the-art ... More

April 16 Job Fair at Navy Pier Shows 50 Percent Increase in Employer Participation

There have been signs recently that the job marke... More

DePaul psychology faculty host talk at Society on Infant Studies conference

T. Berry Brazelton, M.D., internationally recognized f... More

This spring, as Chicagoans participate in the Chicago Public Library’s “One Book, One Chicago” program by collectively reading Stuart Dybek’s “The ... More

Professor Earns Award for Research That Has Transformed Accounting School Curricula

DePaul University Associate Professor of Acco... More

Faculty Guest Artists Ilya Kaler and Stephen Balderston Will Perform Brahms Work

As DePaul University’s More

As sister cities for the past decade, Chicago and Hamburg, Germany, share a special bond which will be marked with a three-day musical celebration ... More

Three hundred children and adults who take lessons in DePaul University’s Community Music Division will participate in a 10-hour music recital mara... More

The black body serves as a subject of academic discourse and a focus of pop culture fixation throughout the Diaspora of African descendants. The to... More

A panel of journalists and political experts will provide critical assessment of the news media’s coverage of the presidential primary race and sha... More

DePaul University’s entrepreneurship program has been ranked among the 13 best programs in the c... More

The United Nations Secretary General has named Cherif Bassiouni, president of the ... More

Now that television and newspapers are both declining as market vehicles, will the advertising business follow suit? Is it time for advertising to ... More

Political marketing may influence the outcome of the U.S. presidential election in 2004 more than it has in any past contest, according to DePaul U... More

“Pursuance: Avant-Garde Jazz and Innovative Writing,” a day-long symposium to commemorate the intersection of avant-garde jazz and innovative writi... More

Taking their cue from the life and work of St. Vincent de Paul, the 17th century French saint known as the "Apostle of Charity," DePaul University ... More

When Mike DiBella talks about his experience at DePaul University’s College of Law, one of the first things ... More

Panelists Include CEOs of Century 21 and Realwired!, V.P. of Institutional Real Estate, Inc.

The impact of technology on the resid... More

Patricia Werhane, one of the nation’s foremost business ethics scholars and holder of the Wicklander Chair in Business Ethics at DePaul University,... More

To see her today, one would not surmise that a decade ago Olivia was a bleak statistic. Then, she was one of an estimated 16,000 women and girls w... More

Vincentian Priest is Known for Research on Nurturing the Catholic Intellectual Tradition

The Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., rec... More

As same-sex couples fight in state courts around the country for the right to have their unions legally sanctioned, DePaul University will provide ... More

DePaul University will welcome its new president, the Rev. Dennis Holtschneider, during two campus receptions on May 14.

On Friday morning,... More

A broad range of advanced researchers in image processing and other visual technology fields will gather for a workshop at DePaul University’s Scho... More

First Competition Held in Midwest Asks Students To Redevelop Mock Blighted Urban Neighborhood

Should a five-block, blighted area o... More

You are at a business luncheon and French onion soup is served. How do you avoid an embarrassing situation, such as splashing soup all over the ta... More

At a time when budget cuts are threatening the future of music and art instruction at many area schools, DePaul University and De Diego Community A... More

Chicago, IL. U.S. Rep. Bobby L. Rush (D IL.), the Rebirth of Englewood Community Development Corporation (ROE CDC), and the DePaul University <... More

At a time when language enrollments are rising at four-year colleges around the country, DePaul University’s modern languages department has receiv... More

Anthony Lewis, a two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, author, educator and powerful advocate for civil liberties, will inspire graduates of ... More

From the ancient art of origami to the latest in computer graphics programming, some of the nation's foremost experts at the crossroads of art, mat... More

An international non-violence advocate, a Golden Globe Award-winning actor and director, a respected local television anchor, an industry leaders a... More

An early morning water main break Friday in the complex where DePaul University’s Naperville Campus is located, 150 W. Warrenville Road, has forced... More

Undergraduate Course of Study of Islam as a Civilization to Begin in the Fall

The Chicago metropolitan area has one of the largest... More

Employment of sales professionals is expected to grow faster than the average for all occupations through 2012, with the best job opportunities goi... More

A group of the top female executives in the Chicago information technology industry will gather June 29 at DePaul University’s School of Computer S... More

DePaul University’s Center for Community Research, headed by Leonard Jason, professor of psychology, will begin a study over the summer aimed at re... More

What: The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Office of Space Science (OSS) and DePaul University’s Space Science Center wi... More

First Production, “Last Call,” Will Be Shot in Chicago, Long Grove and Elk Grove Village

Could Chicago become the independent motion... More

Professor M. Cherif Bassiouni, president of the International Human Rights... More

DePaul University has promoted veteran fundraiser Brenda Wilson-Hale to vice president for Development at the nation’s largest Catholic university.... More

Ordinarily, when DePaul University Music Professor Tom Miller produces a musical recording, his goal isn’t to have listeners call it “awful.” But t... More

In Chicago, there are hundreds of not-for-profit social service organizations helping a number of different communities. However, it's not easy for... More

Thursday will be the all-important “first day of school” for the Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., who was recently named the 11th preside... More

The story of two Sudanese refugees on their extraordinary and inspiring journey from Africa to America will be the feature presentation in a free f... More

First Briefing to be Held at DePaul College of Law July 26

As part of a project to restructure legal education in Iraq, undertaken b... More

University Team Analyzes Juvenile Resilience and Recidivism Over Three Years

Rosemary Bannan, a DePaul University sociology professo... More

In an effort to enhance economics lessons for area high school students, DePaul University will co-sponsor a seminar on the ABCs of investing, capi... More

Raman Chadha, 36, founder of the Chicago-based consulting firm Explorit Entrepreneurial Services, has been promoted to executive director of DePaul... More

In an effort to honor public sector organizations that develop creative and unique solutions to problems facing their agency or industry, DePaul Un... More

Daley To Participate In Rooftop Garden Tree Planting Celebration Includes Afternoon “Sneak Peek”

Media Contact: Sharon Burge, vi... More

National Publication Honors University in 30 Different Ranking Categories

DePaul University’s long-standing commitment to diversi... More

Happy Student Body and Campus Setting Also Ranked in Annual National Survey

The annual Princeton Review national college ratings a... More

DePaul’s School for New Learning (SNL), which typically serves adult students over the age of 24, is expandin... More

The Coleman Entrepreneurship Center at DePaul University will host an open house and networking event for Chicago’s aspiring and established entre... More

DePaul’s Campus Diversity Also Ranked in Nation’s Top 50

DePaul University’s commitment to community-based service learning (CbSL)... More

Master classes are a time-honored way that music schools expose their students to distinguished artists, who listen to student performances, provid... More

Cellist Stephen Balderston – who joined the DePaul School of Music faculty last year after a decade as assistant principal cello with the Chicago S... More

The DePaul University Art Museum, 2350 N. Kenmore Ave., will open its fall season with Ken Butler’s sensational one-man show that combines perform... More

The following DePaul experts can offer expert opinions on a range of topics, including chemical and biological weapons; how the war in Iraq has imp... More

As Republicans prepare to capture the political spotlight during the Republican national convention set for Aug. 30 through Sept. 2 in New York Ci... More

Elizaweta Stepanowa, a young, critically acclaimed pianist from Berlin, will appear Sept. 19 in a recital co-sponsored by the AmerKlavier™ S... More

A colorful spectacle of academic robes and university banners will grace the landscape of DePaul University’s Lincoln Park Campus Sept. 3 when stud... More

Increase in Online MBA Courses is Part of a National Business School Trend

Last year, Brian Lago, 28, was about to move to Chic... More

Ten years ago, the apartheid system in South Africa came undone when the country held its first democratic election. The Center for Black Diaspora ... More

Executives From Abbott, Boeing, Blue Cross and Financial Relations Board Will Speak Oct. 22; Conference Also Features Sessions on Accounting ... More

DePaul Choral Group Will Present Chicago Premiere Of Jaegerhuber’s Haitian Folk Mass

Leading a roster of 40 University Singers par... More

The "digital divide" is often referred to as the gap between the haves of technology and the have-nots. The struggle for poor communities to establ... More

Students attending the DePaul University College of Law characterize their legal education as one that has th... More

How can a liberal arts graduate get an edge in today’s highly competitive job market? Complement the liberal arts education with a master’s degree... More

John B. Simon, a partner with the law firm of Jenner & Block since 19... More

For more than two decades, the DePaul Opera Theatre (DOT) program has achieved overwhelming success as a training ground for students seeking a fut... More

Although popular culture – e.g. the movies “Tin Men” and “Glengarry Glen Ross”– often presents negative images of sales careers, a recent survey ... More

WHO:

-Gabriel Byrne, internationally acclaimed actor and star of such films as “Vanity Fair,” “Stigmata,” “End of Days,” “The Usual Suspec... More

Students from Three Institutions Will Meet Nov. 13; Final Presentations in January

A plot of land near 39th Street and Michigan A... More

Technology executives, employees and students from Chicago will have the opportunity to hear the computer security perspectives of a national exper... More

Heralding the holiday season, the DePaul Chamber Orchestra under the baton of its conductor Tom Hall, and partnered by nine soloists and an 110-mem... More

Four DePaul Students Listed in Credits for Carol Marin’s Upcoming CNN Feature

When CNN airs a documentary Oct. 24 examini... More

Debra Evenson, a well-respected expert on Cuba, will discuss the United States’ embargo regulations against the country; the history of U.S. govern... More

For the first time in DePaul University history, a DePaul choir group has been invited to perform abroad. The DePaul A Cappella Choir, 14 members ... More

WHO: Norman Davies, a best-selling author and professor emeritus of Polish history at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSES... More

To an untrained eye, the odds appear to have been stacked against Juanita Rodriguez 11 years ago when she was a pregnant teen. But, Rodriguez, wh... More

Ongoing research by two DePaul University professors is shedding new light on what business strategies truly maximize financial value over the long... More

Some 1,200 Guests to Attend Nov. 20 Investiture of the Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M.

Local and national dignitaries from reli... More

DePaul University’s Ida B. Wells-Barnett University Professor Laura S. Washington will host a panel of media experts at a roundtable discussion on... More

Bookseller Also To Manage DePaul’s Lincoln Park Campus Bookstore

DePaul has signed a 15-year ag... More

Band’s Season Includes Midwest Clinic, Jazz Showcase and European Performances

Following in the footsteps of Chicago’s great jazz ... More

Rarely does the brass faculty of DePaul’s School of Music perform together on stage, so their Dec. 17 program, ... More

Capacity Crowd to Witness Investiture of the Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M.

Local and national dignitaries from religious, educa... More

Collaborative Research Aimed at Assisting Radiologists Presented at RSNA 2004

Researchers at DePaul University’s School of Compute... More

Record Applications Lead to Most Selective Freshman Class in School History

DePaul University's fall 2004 enrollment figures have ... More

Artificial Intelligence System Designed to Help Detectives Close More Cases in Less Time

Police detectives devote their profession... More

“Eclipse,” a provocative and powerful look through the lens of photojournalist Zalmaï Ahad at disputed territories and dispossessed peoples, will b... More

Student Interest in Real Estate Careers Is Growing

Like the real estate market, real estate education is booming in Chicago, as e... More

Screening to Benefit the Breast Cancer Fund and Women’s Empowerment Project

DePaul University will host and co-sponsor the screen... More