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This fall the DePaul University Library is pleased to welcome a new exhibit of works created by faculty in DePaul’s Department of Art, Media, and Design. Images and details about each of the works can be found at the Faculty Art Exhibit page on Via Sapientiae, the Institutional Repository at
Four Shell Casings and an Honorary Degree By by Matthew Morley / June 03, 2015 / Posted in: Special Collections and Archives / Twitter / Facebook / 0 Comments In 1993, Sarajevo was the capital of newly independent Croatia and it was occupied by Serb paramilitary
Are finals weighing you down? Take a break at the John T. Richardson Library and relax with a yoga instructor from the Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center. Yoga mats will be provided All levels are welcome June 4, 2015 5:00pm – 6:00pm June 10, 2015 11:00am – 12:00pm John T. Richardson Library Room 115
Join us as DePaul nonfiction writers read their work as part of an ongoing event series presented by DePaul University’s John T. Richardson Library and the Department of English. Who: Readers include Sara McCall, Alexandra Nates-Perez, and Becky Willis. Where: DePaul University, John T. Richardson Library, Program Room 115, Lincoln Park
Please note that the following blog quotes directly from sources written during the height of WWII and contains language that today’s readers may find offensive. In the May 31, 1943 issue of Life magazine a series of photographs and a short article describes the Japanese attacks in the Kiangsi (Jiangxi)
In celebration of National Poetry Month, DePaul University Library and the Department of English present a showcase of DePaul undergraduate poets Abigail Fitzgerald, David Kholamian, Caroline Macon, and Matthew Morley. The DePaul University Library is proud to host our seventh student poetry reading so please come join us. Light refreshments
If you’ve read the Winter edition of DePaul Magazine you may have seen one of the most significant artifacts in university history: the 1899 diploma issued to Mark Sheridan, one of DePaul’s very first graduates. The diploma, donated to the university by Sheridan’s nephew, Mark Sheridan Barg, will be permanently
The DePaul Undergraduate Student Reading Series kicks off with the first of the yearly events sponsored by DePaul University English Department and the DePaul University Library. This year’s fiction reading will take place on Thursday, March 5 at 6:00 pm. What: Join us as four fiction writers from the DePaul
How does one become a “radical mom”? As the daughter of peace activists Philip Berrigan and Liz McAlister, Frida Berrigan probably has a clearer sense of this than most. Among her earliest experiences include the periodic imprisonment of her parents for protest actions. Phil was arrested over 100 times and spent
After the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council in December 1965, many aspects of the Catholic Church were modernized in order to reconcile changing social attitudes with the spirit of Catholicism. Reciting the Holy Mass in the vernacular and fostering dialogue with other faiths/Christian denominations were among the most well-known