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As a coach at DePaul and star in Athletes Unlimited’s softball league, Abby Ramirez knows it’s all about buy in

“You succeed three out of 10 times and you’re considered a great hitter. That’s a lot of the challenge, the mentality. The ones that succeed are the ones who can consistently have a good mentality,” Ramirez said.

Chicago Sun-Times

MSU basketball showing enhanced interest in 2024 4-star, top 10 C James Brown

Michigan State is one of a handful of big-time programs expressing interest in 2024 four-star center James Brown

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fish genomes, Ecuador to DePaul University, via a collaboration of a biologist & computer scientist

DePaul professors Windsor Aguirre and Thiru Ramaraj are collaborating on fish genomes.

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Men’s College Basketball Offseason Winners and Losers

UNC and Kentucky made out very well, while Michigan State did not. Who else joins them?

Sports Illustrated

Homelessness figures in Derry becoming "extremely alarming", says charity

"This is only going to get worse with the deepening cost of living crisis."

Belfast Live

No one in the WNBA or NBA has as many 3-Point Contest titles as Allie Quigley

The Chicago Sky guard won the WNBA's 3-Point Contest for a record fourth time, stamping herself as one of the greatest shooters in history.

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Crowds of July 4 travelers get some reprieve as cancellations ebb

The biggest crowds of July 4 holiday travelers since the COVID-19 pandemic jostled their way through U.S. airports this weekend, keeping stress on an already beleaguered transportation system.

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July 4th travelers face canceled flights, crowded airports and higher fares

People across the U.S. are expected to fly in the highest numbers since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic for the July 4 holiday weekend, stressing a beleaguered transportation system experiencing tens of thousands of cancellations and delays.

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Resilience Story: A bullet, a wheelchair, then perseverance

Jonathan Annicks was 18 when a gunman shot him outside his Chicago home, leaving him paralyzed and in a wheelchair

The Independent UK

DePaul’s Doug Bruno reflects on a Hall of a career powered — and inspired — by women

Fifty years to the day since Title IX was signed into law, the longtime basketball coach remembered the women in his life who taught him to be the man he is.

Chicago Sun-Times

Thrilling raft race happening on Grand Canal this month in aid of homelessness

The Depaul Raft Race takes place on Thursday, June 23 at 6pm

Dublin Live

Derry man who was homeless for 27 years on how he turned his life around

"What everyone forgets about homelessness, is that this person had a life – they are someone’s son, someone’s father, someone’s daughter, they matter."

Belfast Live

Professor Luke O'Neill asks people to join charity Sleepout in support of homelessness services

He said that the number of homeless people in Ireland has significantly risen over the last year

Dublin Live

DePaul University names Robert Manuel new president

Manuel will leave University of Indianapolis to replace outgoing President A. Gabriel Esteban.

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Manchester Evening News

Teen soldier left homeless on return reveals fight to survive

Liam has turned his life around in the last year with the help of a new homelessness prevention programme in Greater Manchester

Tribune News Service

Max Strus enjoying some rare air as Heat seek to soar to championship heights

MIAMI — The adage is of NBA players waiting for this moment, when the start of the playoffs can begin a trail to a championship.

Chicago Tribune

Ukrainian college students upended by war enroll in online classes at DePaul: ‘My studies are helping me do my best to forget everything that’s going on’

CHICAGO -- When the air raid sirens began wailing at 4 a.m. on a recent day in Lviv, Ukraine, college student Marta Haiduchok began her day seeking shelter in the basement of her apartment building.

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Max Strus: ‘I never thought I’d be in the NBA’

Miami Heat guard Max Strus had an improbable journey to becoming a starter on the top team in the East. Strus spent his first two seasons playing Division-II college basketball at Lewis University before transferring to DePaul University. After ...

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Professor Luke O'Neill 'more worried' about starvation than Covid-19 in Ukraine

The immunologist is on his way back to Ireland after spending a week delivering aid at the Ukrainian border

Sports Illustrated

Blue Man Regroup: Inside Duke’s ‘Great Succession Plan’

From a distance, the job of replacing Mike Krzyzewski seems impossible. Up close, it looks even harder.

Tribune News Service

Kansas coach Bill Self says Miami guard/ex-Jayhawk Charlie Moore playing at higher level

CHICAGO — If Kansas’ men’s basketball team is to reach the Final Four, the Jayhawks will have to defeat a team that has a former KU player at the lead guard position.

Chicago Sun-Times

NCAA Tournament: Miami’s Charlie Moore is on the move again. Next stop, New Orleans?

An Elite Eight matchup with mighty Kansas for a spot in the Final Four? Who would’ve believed it?

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Former Kansas guard Charlie Moore returns to Chicago with Miami

CHICAGO — Charlie Moore, the pride of Morgan Park High School on the far South Side, has returned to his hometown for what he hopes will be two of the most important games of his six-year college basketball career.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: 7 observations from a wild opening week of the NCAA Tournament, including what DePaul could learn from Iowa State

West Virginia coach Bob Huggins made one of the more astute comments while moonlighting as a March Madness studio analyst last weekend, saying he never has seen so many balls bounce or roll off the rim on inside shots.

Chicago Sun-Times

DePaul returns to the NCAA Tournament after two-year absence

“Yesterday felt like it was the first time in,” coach Doug Bruno said.

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