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StyleWeek is Back in June with a Micro Fashion Event The intimate affair involves three runway shows, including the SEED Student Design Challenge as well as presentations by two local veteran designers lalla bee and Jess Abernethy. May 12, 2021 StyleWeek Northeast is back on Thursday, June 10 with an intimate fashion event held on the patio at the Capital Grille in Providence. This will be the nineteenth season for the Rhode Island-based fashion event that has been marked as a “micro-fashion week.” The smaller affair involves three runway shows, including the SEED Student Design Challen...

The DePaulia Josephine Stratman, Staff Writer|May 2, 2021 Geoffery Wiseman is the first endowed chair of the new Grace School of Applied Diplomacy at DePaul. He has had a varied, transprofessional career that embodies the Grace School’s diplomatic approach. “I myself do not know of any other school of foreign service or school of diplomacy in the U.S. or elsewhere that has this transnational, transprofessional, applied diplomacy approach,” Wiseman said. The Grace School was established at DePaul in 2019, after an anonymous $20 million gift to the university.   Wiseman brings decades o...

EXCLUSIVE: 'My jaw hit the floor when I saw it!' Outrage as elite NYC Marymount School holds a welcome reception for 'parents of new students of color' in an 'out-of-touch' effort to promote wokeness and inclusion Marymount School of New York is hosting a welcome reception for 'parents of new students of color' as part of diversity efforts  The all-girls Catholic School where tuition costs $54,000 per year sent out the invitations last week which have caused outrage among parents  One parent told DailyMail.com, 'This creates more division – it singles out the parents of color. What is the...

Op-Ed: DePaul’s enrollment data reveals a clear oversight in their overall enrollment strategy Wesley Janicki, SGA Executive Vice President of Operations|April 4, 2021 Like many students, I was excited in the fall to receive my two DePaul masks, courtesy of DePaul’s Division of Enrollment Management, and while I felt a momentary rush of excitement, it quickly faded. I realized soon after that this would not improve my academic experience, nor would it change the financial burden of college that the pandemic had only exacerbated. While this may seem small, this is precisely where DePaul’...

Michael T. Kearney built a legendary career in sports across multiple communities including Revere, Malden, Chelsea, and Everett. Mr. Kearney, a popular youth coach in Revere sports, most notably as an assistant on Lou Cicatelli’s RHS staff for more than a decade, died on Feb. 25. Mr. Kearney, who had been living in Everett for several years, was 91. Michael T. Kearney. A terrific football player at Malden Catholic High School and Northeastern University, Mr. Kearney above all loved coaching kids. “We are saddened by this loss to our football program and our community,” said Cicatelli. ...