As a new student do you find yourself at a loss when it comes to writing an email to a professor? As most freshmen students find themselves…
Category: Writing about Writing
Lessons, tips, and reflections on being writers; especially discussing the process of composing words, different genres and their related techniques, and meaningful glimpses into their growth as authors, tutors, and readers.
In the eighth week of Fall Quarter last year, I called my parents to tell them I was dropping out. I had spent the previous week talking…
 __________________________________________________________________________ This article will finally give you concrete answers to how romance and writing are related according to a peer tutor from the UCWbL at DePaul University.  ___________________________________________________________________________ They’re both…
It’s finals week, which means that your body is probably suffering: from stress, from sleep deprivation, and from lack of general well-being. And because of everything else that’s…
You’ve spent your entire academic career writing. All different kinds of writing. And learning, all different kinds of topics. For a select number of students, all of…
Although it seems like summer will never come for us quarter system DePaul students, it is actually much closer than we think, despite the numerous readings, exams,…
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Will Write for $
Look, the job market isn’t great right now. Luckily, you can hold yourself down with your writing skills – which I know you have, you. Here are…
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Memorial Day Traditions
The grill is cooking and the weather is fine. It’s that time of year again: time to fire up the barbie, invite some friends over, and remember…
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Crook & Folly Launch Party
DePaul University presents the 36th annual edition of Crook & Folly! This year’s launch will take place at the DePaul Art Museum on Thursday, May 26th from…
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The Rhetorical Uprising
Although I was initially hesitant to submit this post to UCWbLing due to the odd format I’m using (it’s quite different from the usual reflective or research-based…