Co-Curricular Connections

New Student and Family Engagement (NSFE) is piloting a new initiative that invites current freshmen  with a 2.0 to 2.49 GPA to apply to... read more

The Monarch Butterfly Scholarship is a new scholarship for full-time, currently enrolled, undocumented immigrant students at DePaul with a... read more

Faculty members, don’t cancel that class! Instead, invite a guest lecturer through the Don’t Cancel that Class program to present to your... read more

Many national and local events over the past year, including a campus visit by Milo Yiannopolous, have caused many at the university to take... read more

As has often been the case at DePaul over the years, external religious groups unaffiliated with the university have been attempting to... read more

As with many units across the university during the 2016-17 academic year, Student Affairs has been engaged in a number of activities that... read more

The Diverse Learning Environments (DLE) survey was launched at DePaul on February 23, 2017, and is open until April 28, 2017. The... read more

  Busy students keeping track of class work and exams, work hours, co-curricular activities and their social lives, on top of the... read more

The Division of Student Affairs held its second annual Professional Development Symposium featuring keynote speaker Lori Patton Davis of... read more

​Two new educational modules were introduced to Discover and Explore Students in fall of 2015: AlcoholEdu and Haven, and this fall, it was opened up to transfer, graduate and law students. AlcoholEdu, an interactive, online program that teaches students about the effects of alcohol and how to handle tricky situations involving alcohol, and Haven, a program that educates students about healthy relationships, sexual consent and bystander intervention, are used by a number of colleges and universities across the country.​

​During the past several weeks, you might have seen a number of students wearing “Explore Your Purpose, DePaul University” t-shirts, and wondered what that was, exactly. Well, wonder no more: the university’s vocation, or purpose, project, “Vincentian Vision and Values” has changed its name to “Explore Your Purpose.”​

Did you know? Three Student Affairs staff members recently penned a few chapters in the publication of "Closing the... read more