Students at several universities in the Chicago area are calling on their schools to end relationships with the Chicago Police Department. In one social media post, the student activists described their local police force as a “white supremacist cult.”
In under a week, the U.S. has been subjected to three major anti-Jewish events that flow from three different poisonous wells.
DePaul University has introduced a new course that will examine what it refers to as “the more troubling aspects of social media,” as well as explore how these platforms can be censored to protect women and “queer people.”
Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. ET, Charlie Kirk and Anna Paulina, Turning Point USA’s Director of Hispanic Engagement, will speak in Chicago.
DePaul University has blacklisted Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens from speaking on the university’s campus, denying conservative students the same experiences afforded to their liberal counterparts.
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) released their annual list of the worst colleges for free speech on Monday.
Chicago police wanted to do their jobs, but DePaul administrators told them to stand down.
Tuesday at 6 p.m. CT at DePaul University’s Lincoln Park Student Center in Chicago, Breitbart’s Milo Yiannopoulos an event hosted by the DePaul College Republicans. Follow Breitbart.tv on Twitter @BreitbartVideo
Today, DePaul University can be described as a combination of Chicago style politics, Progressive Social Justice, and the general insanity that you find on any American College Campus. So it’s little wonder that they’re trying to sabotage our event with Milo Yiannopoulos.
Dick Butkus was a Chicago Bear after he starred for the state flagship Fighting Illini, but athletes to watch hail from 10 schools in Bradley, DePaul, Illinois Fighting Illini, Illinois St., Lake Forest College, Loyola Chicago, Northern Illinois, Northwestern, SIU-Edwardsville, Southern Illinois, and Western Illinois with the Academic All-American Player of the Year (Ashley Luke, pictured).
Back to the drawing board. DePaul basketball finds itself in a familiar unenviable situation once again. The Blue Demons are looking for a head coach. After five losing years at the helm, Oliver Purnell has resigned and left a big opening at the Big East school.
After Tuesday night’s win over Seton Hall, the DePaul University women’s basketball team captured the Big East championship for a second straight season. Two years in a row is something to be proud of for sure, but for Maureen Dillon it’s been over two decades of being a true champion.
