PhotOpinion
What do DePauw students think about the effectiveness and purpose of the Energy Games? Find out this issue's PhotOpinion.
Center for Student Engagement Needs to Use Alumni More
President Casey recently announced that Kenneth W. and Carrie Melinda Coquillette '82 gave $2 million to DePauw to fund new programming in the Center...
Misogyny Alive and Well on DePauw's Campus
It was 30 degrees outside, at most. I stood outside of a fraternity for my first round of men's recruitment. I tried to dispel...
People Shouldn't Have to Pay for Knowledge
In light of Aaron Swartz's death, Professor Kelsey Kauffman (whose daughter was dating Swartz at the time of his death) has initiated a discussion...
Misogyny Alive and Well on DePauw's Campus
It was 30 degrees outside, at most. I stood outside of a fraternity for my first round of men's recruitment. I tried to dispel...
Energy Wars: Not an Effective Use of Energy
Dear Editor, With DePauw's new found embrace of varsity athletics as one of the "pillars" of liberal education, we know that trash talk is the...
Duke Energy's Coal Gasification Plant Leads to Higher Tuition
In November 2007, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) approved Duke Energy's plan to construct a coal gasification plant in Edwardsport, Ind. This plant will...
Journalism Is Not Dead, It's Changing
The journalism industry might not be dead, but if the Board of Trustees and university president approves it, the famous Indiana University School of...
New Flower-In Guidlines to Keep Tradition Alive
Flower-ins - or kiss-ins, as they were once called - have been a part of campus greek tradition since the early 1970s. Since then, the...
