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DePaul Professor Who Wrote Anti-Palestinian Article, Was Censured by Faculty Council, Loses Contract, Defamation, and Discrimination Claim

From Hill v. DePaul Univ., which was decided in September by the Illinois Appellate Court (Justice Martin, joined by Justices… The post DePaul Professor Who Wrote Anti-Palestinian Article, Was Censured by Faculty Council, Loses Contract, Defamation, and Discrimination Claim appeared first on Reason.com.

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Jewish Students Attacked At Depaul University In Chicago

Assault on Jewish students supporting Israel at DePaul University prompts investigations and concerns amid escalating tensions.

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Jewish Students Assaulted In Anti-Israel Attack At Depaul University

DePaul University condemns assault on Jewish students, reaffirms commitment to safety and inclusivity on campus.

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DePaul University dismisses biology professor after assignment tied to Israel-Hamas war

DePaul University says it dismissed a part-time biology instructor after she gave an optional assignment related to the Israel-Hamas war

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Anti-Israel Demonstrators Cleared From Depaul University Campus

Police clear anti-Israel encampment at DePaul University; protesters comply with orders. Complexities of campus activism highlighted.

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Police dismantle pro-Palestinian encampment at DePaul University in Chicago

Police have dismantled a pro-Palestinian encampment early Thursday at DePaul University in Chicago, hours after the school’s president told students to leave the area or face arrest

The Independent UK

Chicago Police Clear Anti-Israel Encampment At Depaul University

Chicago police clear anti-Israel encampment at DePaul University, leading to closure of green spaces. President emphasizes free speech but warns of consequ...

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Lions of Tsavo not as bad as reputation suggests, new book from Field Museum researcher says

The famous man-eaters likely killed far less people than reported and are no bigger than other lions — although they lack manes, 2004 book notes.

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Pro-Palestinian Protests Disrupt Several U.S. Graduation Ceremonies

Pro-Palestinian protests disrupt U.S. university graduations, sparking debates on activism and free speech.

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Daktronics Goes Back to School

A slew of recent installations light up the game-day experience across college campuses.

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Chicago Police Intervene In Pro-Palestinian Protest At Depaul University

Pro-Palestinian protests at DePaul University prompt Chicago police intervention for safety. No violence reported.

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Controversial study claims megalodon didn't look like a 50-foot giant great white shark

Scientists say they have discovered a discrepancy in previous research and suggest megalodons may have been longer and more slender than previously believed — but not everyone is convinced.

LiveScience

College Basketball World Mourns Ex-DePaul Coach Joey Meyer

The longtime Blue Demon died at the age of 74.

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Economic inequality is getting worse, and it’s a threat to our republic

Americans should not pretend the growing gap between the wealthy and the poor is not a problem. Economists and philosophers have pointed out the threat, stretching back to Plato, a DePaul University political science professor writes.

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Picture Chicago: 17 of the best Sun-Times photos from this week in news

Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling was sworn in as the city’s top cop, United Auto Workers members went on strike in Illinois, and a 12-foot puppet of a Syrian refugee girl walked along Navy Pier.

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Picture Chicago: 30 Sun-Times photos from this week in news

A star-studded Riot Fest gets rained on, former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords visits a Chicago training seminar for gun violence survivors, and hundreds flood the Loop to celebrate Mexican Independence Day.

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Acorns galore: ‘Mast year’ for oak trees means massive seed production across Chicago

An abundance in acorns this fall is the result of a “mast seeding event,” a phenomenon that only happens once every few years, when oak trees produce a much larger amount of acorns than normal.

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Purple hearts. Can red and blue find love together?

Matchmaking services find fewer people are willing to hold hands across the political aisle.

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How could Greyhound station sale affect riders?

If Greyhound gets booted from 630 W. Harrison St., it could leave bus travelers standing outside in the city’s sometimes extreme weather.

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Suburbs in Chicago and elsewhere are aspiring to out-city the city

It’s a fascinating moment when suburbs are staking claim to the ‘‘new urbanism’ in development. But new suburban communities must be intentional about bringing together people of different backgrounds and income levels, a DePaul University sociologist writes.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago’s Greyhound terminal might be up for sale. Will riders be kicked to the curb?

If the Greyhound station is sold and not replaced, Chicago would become the largest U.S. metropolis without an intercity bus terminal, Lee Bey writes.

Tribune News Service

Largest Catholic university in US faces $56 million budget gap

DePaul University is facing financial pressure after the pandemic intensified declining enrollment and widened the Chicago private school’s budget gap.

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Monday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from around the area.

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High school basketball schedule: Nov. 21 to Nov. 27

The full schedule for the first week of the season.

Chicago Tribune

Ex-DePaul student gets 7½ years in federal prison for writing computer code to help ISIS terrorist group

A former DePaul University student was sentenced Thursday to 7 ½ years in federal prison for using his developing computer skills to help the Islamic State terrorist group spread violent propaganda on social media.

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