Only 15 percent of corporate officers at Fortune 500 companies are women, according to the nonprofit organization Catalyst. Yet, Catalyst also has ... More

As concern about global warming grows, one of the hottest trends in real estate is the development of environmentally sustainable buildings. But i... More

UPDATE:  THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Olympia Dukakis, an actress whose work on stage and screen has earned her numerous accolades—i... More

• A study on the resurgence of the intercity bus industry by a team headed by Joe Schwieterman of DePaul’s Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan Deve... More

DePaul University will commemorate the 79th birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of activities and programs at its Loop and Li... More

A series of five concerts celebrating 200 years of French keyboard music will be presented by DePaul University faculty member and pianist Eteri An... More

A divorced mother of four, Agnes Payne knew she needed a college degree to support her family. Her résumé looked good – packed with lots of life an... More

Veteran journalist Walter Jacobson will join DePaul University students and moderator Laura Washington in the first of a series of forums, “Media M... More

• The lead story in the Jan. 14 Chicago Tribune Metro section prominently profiled DePaul’s innovative negotiation class taught by Management Profe... More

The so-called “Southern strategy” of exploiting racial divisions for political gain actually had roots in the urban North in the 1930s and 1940s, a... More

Considered the Father of African Cinema, the late Ousmane Sembene of Senegal is the subject of a series of screenings and discussions hosted by DeP... More

• Law Professor Stephen Landsman was featured in the Jan. 21 issue of the National Law Journal for his pioneering work in the development of “disas... More

DePaul University Management Professor Raman Chadha of Chicago has won a national teaching award inaugurated this year by the Texas-based Acton Fou... More

Forum is First in a Series Exploring Latino Issues

The health care challenges facing Chicago-area Latinos and the far-reaching impa... More

Eugene Jarvis Named First Game Designer-in-Residence by CTI

One of the trailblazers of the video game industry has joined the facu... More

U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin will Deliver Keynote Address at Feb. 15 Dinner

DePaul University has—since 1970—provided management education ... More

Philadelphia artist Daniel Heyman had the rare opportunity to attend the interviews of former Iraqi prisoners held at Abu Ghraib. While the subject... More

Condolence Books Available for Students, Faculty and Staff

The DePaul community is deeply saddened by the tragedy at Northern Illi... More

The DePaul Opera Theatre (DOT), under the direction of Harry Silverstein, will team up with British conductor William Lacey to present two contrast... More

Some of Chicago’s most recognized names in the media will participate in a DePaul University round table discussion on “Harold Washington, Black Po... More

• The DePaul Art Museum’s new exhibition of paintings of detainees at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison camp in Iraq drew strong praise in a WBEZ-FM ... More

A panel of recognized experts will take a close look at religion in prisons as DePaul University continues its Islam: Image and Reality town hall s... More

DePaul University will open a three-month lecture series on service and values when Julie Chavez speaks March 6 at 5:45 p.m. at the DePaul Art Muse... More

Multinational companies that rely on the seemingly endless supply of low-wage Chinese factory workers to manufacture consumer goods–from toys and c... More

UPDATE: THE DANI RODRICK LECTURE HAS BEEN CANCELED.

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Allen J. Hoover was well known and highly respected in the legal community before his life was cut short by a bullet. Hoover was the victim of a sh... More

• Numerous news outlets, including the Chicago Tribune and NBC5, covered the dramatic Feb. 26 story about Layne Morsch, a DePaul chemistry professo... More

Nationally Syndicated Chicago Tribune Columnist Clarence Page To Keynote

As the death penalty continues to spark debate and discus... More

Chicago, IL – The Corporation for National and Community Service named DePaul Universi... More

Community violence, alienation and adultism are some of the topics that will be discussed at a community forum showcasing the artistic talents of u... More

Center Co-hosts Islamic Finance Seminar March 13

One of the fastest growing areas of finance – Islamic banking – is the subject of a... More

DePaul University, the largest Catholic university in the United States, has an array of experts available to provide context and insight on the Ir... More

Genetic and Reproductive Health Attorney Nanette Elster Named Director of Health Law Institute at DePaul University College of Law

March ... More

Institutions from 18 States and District of Columbia Represented at Illinois College Exposition

Representatives from approximately... More

Center for Community Research Plays Key Role in Expansion of Oxford houses

The Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Al... More

DePaul University’s business school ended its spring break by springing forward in the annual graduate school rankings released by U.S. News & Worl... More

Award-winning harpsichordist Mitzi Meyerson will perform a program of 17th and 18th century compositions, including J.S. Bach’s Concerto in D Minor... More

In her new book, “Helping Me Help Myself,” (HarperCollins, Jan. 2008) San Francisco author Beth Lisick chronic... More

U.S.News & World Report ranked DePaul University College of Law DePaul U... More

Tammy Duckworth, director of the Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs, and U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) will discuss the hidden cost of wa... More

• The Chicago Tribune on March 19 published a letter penned by the Rev. Dennis. H. Holtschneider, DePaul’s president, which urged universities to p... More

Area leaders in business, community organizing and education are invited to explore globalization, technology and complexity in a conversation that... More

Lt. Gov. Quinn, State Rep. Fritchey, Ald. Daley, Ald. Waguespack, President Holtschneider and I-GO Introduce Three New Cars at Earth Month Event... More

“Writing and the Catholic Imagination” is the title of a DePaul University lecture series that will continue April 24 with a talk by Pulitzer Prize... More

DePaul University’s Department of Finance will sponsor two free public events this spring that explore risk management and integrity in finance.More

In recognition of National Diversity Month, DePaul University’s Cultural Center will present a discussion of “Crossing Arizona,” Joseph Matthews’ ... More

The Center for Creativity and Innovation at DePaul University’s Kellstadt Graduate School of Business will host an Innovator’s Bookshelf author tal... More

The virtues of bicycling and sobriety as well as Latina feminist poetry and life’s lessons learned in Spain are topics of a diverse lineup of new b... More

DePaul University computer game development students will compete in a 30-hour game creation competition, DePaul Game Jam 2008, to be judged by ind... More

DePaul University professor James Wolfinger, who has written extensively about race and politics in 20th century America, can provide a historical ... More

Because the digital media landscape is expanding and evolving rapidly, so, too, must the approach and focus of technology schools. Fields of study ... More

The president of the International Criminal Court (ICC), its prosecutor and the United States presidential ... More

DePaul University’s Center for Financial Services will launch Investment Strategy Update, a new quarte... More

The benefits and challenges of providing dual-language programs in schools will be explored at a forum from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 28, at ... More

From 1892 to 1954, some 12 million immigrants to the United States passed through inspection at a small eastern seaboard land mass known as Ellis I... More

DePaul's Oak Forest campus re-opened Thursday for business as usual. All classes will be held as scheduled.

Classes were cancelled earl... More

• The trip of DePaul President, Rev. Dennis Holtschneider, C.M., to Washington for Pope Benedict XVI’s visit generated numerous media appearances i... More

7:47 p.m. Chicago Police have given DePaul an all-clear to reopen the Lewis Center and O’Malley Place at 25 and 23 E. Jackson Blvd. The buil... More

His Eminence, Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I., Archbishop of Chicago, will return to DePaul University’s Lincoln Park Campus April 27 to celebrate ... More

DePaul University has appointed 21-year DePaul veteran Marisa Alicea as the new dean of the School for New Learning (SNL), a leader in adult studen... 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

Lambda Literary Award finalist Jacqueline Taylor, dean of DePaul University’s College of Communication, will read from her nominated book, “Waiting... More

DePaul University will commemorate the inaugural year of its College of Communication with a May 12 luncheon that celebrates the new college's succ... More

This weekend, DePaul University will again be a part of Looptopia, which is expected to draw thousands to Chicago’s Loop for an all-night cultural ... More

Once Just a Chicago Event, Vincentian Service Day Now Stretches from Coast to Coast

The day’s T-shirts are as bright and colorful as... More

WHAT: To improve mathematics teaching and learning, teachers from around the world will meet at the 2008 Seventh Annual Lesson Study Conference to ... More

There is no denying that gun violence in Chicago has erupted to a level of war-zone proportion. As the city of Chicago works to stem the tide of sh... More

DePaul University School of Education’s LINK-INitiative Professional Development School Network invites the community to join in celebrating the vi... More

The Schiller DuCanto & Fleck Family Law Center at the ... More

One of the few opportunities to enjoy free music in the majestic confines of Symphony Center will take place May 21 at 8 p.m. when the DePaul Symph... More

Gillian Trumbull has had six surgeries during her three years studying at DePaul University and maintains a 3.2 grade point average. Matt Morgan wa... More

• The Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., DePaul president, discussed ways that colleges can help students become better educated about private col... More

From movies to video games to thousands of Web sites – from the corporate to the creative – the demand for computer animators is skyrocketing. Inde... More

DePaul University’s School of Education (SOE) and School for New Learning (SNL) want to send a message to the next United States president that ear... More

The DePaul University College of Law has launched a clinical program designed to serve the community while... More

DePaul University has been awarded a $1 million challenge grant from the Kresge Foundation to support construction of the Monsignor Andrew J. McGow... More

Students with developmental disabilities will have a powerful advocate to champion their cause as the DePaul University ... More

Programs Designed to Give Students Hands-on Legal Experience With Real Cases

The DePaul University ... More

Memoirist and blogger Stephanie Klein, author of the newly released book “Moose,” will discuss issues involving work-life balance during an author ... More

DePaul Students Learn Firsthand In Course That Gives Them Access to Top Business Leaders

What are the management styles of real esta... More

British Consul General James Clark and Irish Consul General Martin Rouine will hold a discussion on May 29 at 7 p.m. in Room 154 of DePaul Universi... More

DePaul University Associate Professor of Accountancy Elizabeth Murphy will receive the Illinois CPA Society’s (ICPA) inaugural Outstanding Leadersh... More

DePaul Offers Peer Workshops for Alumni Whose Careers are in Transition

Despite an economy that is floundering, numerous layoffs, a ... More

Marketing executives from McDonalds Corp., ConAgra Foods and Latin Force Group will join professors from DePaul University’s ... More

1982 Law School Alumna is First Woman to Head the Board

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The best in student filmmaking will be on display Sat., June 7 at the DePaul Digital Cinema "Premiere III" Film Festival. Presented by DePaul's Sch... More

Karen M. Roloff, director of internships for DePaul University’s College of Communication, recently received a national award for her distinguished... More

UPDATE:  THESE SEMINARS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED.

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DePaul University, the nation’s largest Catholic university, has dramatically expanded its physical presence on State Street in Chicago’s booming S... More

Two academic-year long competitions for aspiring entrepreneurs and investment managers at DePaul University ended this spring with the selection of... More

A founding member of the musical group Chicago, a groundbreaking woman in the sciences and global nuclear regulation, one of the world’s greatest c... More

Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley's Bicycle Advisory Council has given De... More

DePaul University’s annual summer archaeological field study course revisits the Pullman neighborhood on Chicago’s Far South Side for five weeks of... More

A donation from longtime Chicago journalist Joe Cappo and his wife Mary Anne will fund the first endowed scholarship for DePaul University’s Colleg... More

• DePaul’s purchase of the 18-story building at 14 E. Jackson Blvd. was detailed in a front-page story in the Chicago Tribune’s business section on... More

Chicago-based installation artist Gerda Meyer Bernstein brings her emotionally charged work to the DePaul Art Museum, 2350 N. Kenmore Ave., when “D... More

As Chicago showcases its rich cultur... More

College transfer students are invited to enroll at More

Marie Ann Donovan has been selected to serve as interim dean of DePaul University’s School of Education (SOE), where she has served as an associate... More

Air Force Brig. Gen. Charles E. Tucker Jr. has been n... More

The next time you dip an Al’s Italian Beef in gravy or bite into a ... More

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Bullets were found Wednesday on and around More

The DePaul University College of Law seeks nominations for their 20... More

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Returning military veterans can enroll at More

The political and artistic climate of 1968 will be explored o... More

Experts on the blogosphere and marketing will explore how bra... More

Exemplifying DePaul University’s commitment to excellent scholarshi... More

Oxford House (O.H.), a success-oriented network of residences for r... More

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Dumpster diving, ghost hunting and the CTA are among the subjects t... More

The impact of the global financial crisis on the legal and inv... More

With classes in full swing on college campuses, many parents of col... More

For the first time in 102 years, both of More

High-profile political strategist Donna Brazile will speak on... More

For more than a half century, legendary alto saxophonist More

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Efforts to address the worldwide financial crisis have boosted dema... More

DePaul University will again host an inspirational musical retellin... More

As their voting power strengthens, Latinos will become more influen... More

DePaul University faculty experts are available to provide expert a... More

Stephen B. Rudolph, longtime editor of the prestigious “CCH Aviatio... More

Strong student interest – especially from transfer students – has p... More

A DePaul University professor’s book critical of recent privatizati... More

A team of DePaul University MBA students was chosen as one of 10 finalists... More

The first students will graduate Dec. 18 from a DePaul University p... More

Jim Duignan, founder and director of DePaul University’s Stockyard ... More

Barry Kellman, a law professor and director of the More

A debate straight from the headlines entered a classroom at More

Theresa Kleinhaus, a second-year law student, has visions of becomi... More

Educator Robert Moses, a pivotal organizer of the civil rights move... More

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