'21-22 DSG President and Vice President resign, declining further comment
DePauw Student Government (DSG) has undergone multiple changes in leadership roles throughout the past year, including resignations from the DSG President and Vice President.
On...
Field professor of Creative Writing talks DePauw and why we write
Lee Ann Roripaugh, this year’s Mary Rogers Field and Marion Field-McKenna Distinguished University Professor for Creative Writing, was invited to DePauw University to teach...
Home away from home: Greek life for diverse students
For many DePauw students, being in Greek life is a vital element of the “DePauw experience.” But despite the high numbers of Greek participation,...
Greek life website not updated in years
The ‘Greek Life’ section of the DePauw University website has not been updated for several years, lacking current information on a variety of topics...
Philanthropy during a pandemic: How Greek chapters adapt to COVID-19 restrictions...
Philanthropic service is a core value of most Greek organizations. Members work year-round to support their chapter’s philanthropic efforts by holding fundraising events, volunteering...
YikYak on DePauw's Campus
MaYik Yak, an app that was shut down in 2017 due to a 75% decrease in use, made a reappearance on the app store...
Kelly Writers Series: Matthew Gavin Frank
On Wednesday, March 9, DePauw welcomed author Matthew Gavin Frank to discuss his most recent book Flight of the Diamond Smugglers as part of...
Happy International Women's Day, DePauw!
International Women's Day, a yearly special event over the globe on March 8, is now celebrated on campus to commemorate female faculty members, staff...
Fluttering Duck hosts weekly jazz performances
On March 3, 2022, The DePauw Jazz Combos – including students and faculty – performed at the Fluttering Duck as a part of the...
Blurring Boundaries and Evidential Truths: New Exhibitions Hit Peeler
February 7th marked the debut of a few new exhibitions at the Richard E. Peeler Art Center.
Exclusively during February, the Visual Arts Gallery housed...
