“Getting into DePaul helped me shed a sense of impostor syndrome,” writes 2023 grad Valery Pineda. In her recent @SunTimes Next Voices column, Pineda outlines her experience becoming a leader in her community: ow.ly/FbWt50RkcJN

“Every worker, regardless of their field, is now a tech worker to some extent,” writes Brian Greenberg in Forbes. There’s no longer a clear separation of the tech field – now workers in nursing, education and more have to interact with tech daily. ow.ly/J4jc50RkcHZ

With scam calls on the rise, it’s important to be cautious when answering the phone. A call from an unknown number that starts with “Can you hear me?” is a red flag, according to Kelly Richmond Pope. @Huffpost dives into the story here: ow.ly/UImI50RkcG3

At DePaul Art Museum until August 4: Selva Aparicio’s “In Memory Of” explores domestic memory and its relationship with the body and physical space. Arquine dives into this exhibition here: ow.ly/6TaC50RkcCq

.DePaul University has been designated an AANAPISI Institution, advancing funding opportunities for increased representation of AANAPISI faculty and staff plus expanded curriculum for all students. Read more Native News Online: ow.ly/phBC50Rkc2w

ICYMI: One of DePaul University's four new Board of Trustees members is Peoria native & current NBA executive David Booth, a DePaul Basketball legend, who still ranks as the second all-time leading scorer in DePaul men's basketball history. Journal Star has more.

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Artist Selva Aparicio’s solo exhibition, 'In Memory Of,' is a fragile presentation of death, departure and renewal, and offers a 'merciful focal point for grief,' writes art critic Lori Waxman in hyperallergic. See it in person at DePaul Art Museum.

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The Los Angeles Catholic Worker has been honored with DePaul University's Berrigan-McAlister Award for their unwavering commitment to Christian nonviolence. Join us online & in-person May 13 to celebrate their remarkable work for justice and peace.

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Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter album opens conversations about Black creativity, writes DePaul College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences professor Francesca Royster. “Cowboy Carter is a provocation, a new chapter, a clapback.” Read more YES! Magazine: ow.ly/7pPn50RhFev

Since she joined DePaul, Ava Francis has poured her heart into developing a vibrant hub for Black students and a welcoming atmosphere at the Black Cultural Center. Read about her efforts to transform the experiences of DePaul's Black community: ow.ly/j5j850RgyeN

A $1.6 million gift from Marc Lieberman (LAW’83) and his wife, Cindy, will foster interdisciplinary collaborations between DePaul Law and Driehaus College of Business at DePaul University that support faculty innovation and equip students to advance the field of business law: ow.ly/mBoP50Rgog1

In the modern workplace, “every worker, regardless of their field, is now a tech worker to some extent,” says Brian Greenberg, Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media faculty member. According to Greenberg, tech literacy is key to the future of work in all fields. Learn more Forbes: ow.ly/FaIx50RhFkC

Artificial intelligence should uplift, rather than undermine, employees, Lamont Black tells CUNA News. 'These tools are going to make your organization much more data-driven,' says Black from Driehaus College of Business at DePaul University. ow.ly/Bw3z50RhwnV

Following his playing days with Chicago Cubs, Holtzman enrolled DePaul University and earned a degree in physical education in 1996. The Chicago Tribune wrote about it later that year.

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DePaul's undergraduate and graduate game design programs were nationally ranked again this year! Read to see where we ranked!

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Preparing to watch the eclipse? Roberta Garner, emerita faculty in sociology, recently spoke to London Free Press & said 'total eclipses capture people’s imaginations because they are big moments that affect everyone that aren’t negative, traumatizing or tragic.'
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The Art Institute of Chicago is fighting in court to retain ownership of a drawing believed to have been stolen during the Holocaust. Patty Gerstenblith, professor DePaul Law, gave her comments on this fascinating story. chicagobusiness.com/nonprofits-phi…

She's an All-Star 🌟

Anaya Peoples is set to play in the Women's College All-Star Game this Saturday in Cleveland on ESPN2!

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Congrats to Fred Mitchell (Fred B. Mitchell), adjunct faculty in DePaul College of Communication, for receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award from Headline Club!

Same! Loved chatting with them both. Can't wait to listen to more of Dom Flemons' music. WTTW - Chicago PBS #BlackVoicesWTTW