Welcome Joyfully the Opportunity to Serve

Written by: Euan Hague, PhD, Vincent de Paul Professor of Geography and Director of the School of Public Service and the Student Urban Research Corps. Recipient of the Cortelyou-Lowery Award from the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences in 2024. In a letter to Monsieur Horcholle written in June 1650, Vincent stated, “I will […]

Navigating These Moments: A Call to Compassion

Written by: Victoria Van Kirk Pride, Associate Director of Housing Operations As we approach the results of a pivotal election, it feels like we’re all holding our breath—like the feeling of waiting for the “L” during rush hour on a crammed platform, surrounded by a vibrant mix of humanity and a soundtrack of varied conversations. […]

When Our Students Become Our Teachers

Written by: Siobhan O’Donoghue, PhD, Director of Faculty and Staff Engagement, Division of Mission and Ministry No matter how long you may have worked or studied at DePaul, I am pretty sure that by now you will have become familiar with the Vincentian question, “What must be done?” This pivotal question was originally asked of […]

Religious Communities on Campus

The upcoming Jewish High Holidays and the Hindu Diwali festival in October prompt our reminder about the different resources available on campus to support students, faculty, and staff of all religious and spiritual backgrounds. Jewish High Holidays and Jewish Life at DePaul DePaul is happy to welcome its Jewish Life Chaplain, Kayla Schneider-Smith, who began […]

St. Vincent de Paul Heritage Week: What Is the Vincentian Way?

Happy St. Vincent de Paul Heritage Week! Each year on September 27th, the Vincentian Family and the Catholic Church worldwide celebrate the Feast Day of St. Vincent de Paul. Here at DePaul University, the Division of Mission and Ministry (DMM) typically builds a week of events connected to the Feast Day. This year, these include […]