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Smith’s impact on DePaul women’s tennis

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By Taylor Peterson, Peyton Hopp
| The DePaulia Verified
For Hannah Smith, tennis was never just about winning matches. The graduating senior in sports business said many of her best memories from DePaul have little to do with results on the court. Instead, it’s the people, the early mornings, the long travel days and the routines that came with being part of a team for four years she’ll remember most. “It’s hard to wake up at 5 a.m. to go to practice,” Smith said.
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Event highlights Illinois’ death penalty abolition

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By Taylor Peterson, Sadie Springer
| The DePaulia Verified
Fifteen years after Illinois abolished the death penalty, an event at DePaul University on Friday asked a simple but urgent question: What does that decision mean today? The “A Beacon of Light in Darkness” event at the DePaul Student Center in Lincoln Park brought together students, faculty and community members to discuss the state’s 2011 abolition Friday, April 24.
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Cannabis gets a rebrand, but who is it really for?

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By Taylor Peterson, Anna Barth
| The DePaulia Verified
Cannabis didn’t just become legal. It became a brand. What was once stigmatized is now packaged into skincare, infused into drinks and marketed as part of a wellness routine. That shift didn’t happen overnight, and it’s not just about legalization. It’s about narrative. For years, cannabis was defined through stigma, especially during the War on Drugs that started in the 1970s. The movement’s messaging shaped how people understood both the substance and the people associated with it.
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