Turning in prescription drugs
No one says DePauw has a prescription drug problem, but if there are unused prescription pills lying around DePauw Public Safety wants to make...
I fought the law...
In the first two months of the Indiana State Excise Police's Intensified College Enforcement Program at DePauw University, 36 tickets have been issued in...
CGPOPS dean committee to reach decision next week
The search for the new Dean of Civil, Global and Professional Opportunities has been narrowed down to three candidates. The search committee selected Dr. Helen...
Debate provides presidential candidates with last word
About 100 students filled the creaky wooden pews in Meharry Hall Wednesday to watch the presidential candidates debate for next year's student government president...
ATO chapter cited for hazing, nothing more
The DePauw University chapter of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity has been charged and punished for multiple counts of hazing by the university Community Standards...
Putnam County Museum creates exhibit to unite community
Photographs of barn animals, landscapes and abstract subject matter will soon color the walls of the Putnam County Museum, illustrating the life stories of...
Blue Door owner worries for lost community, not profit
The announcement that a Starbucks coffee shop is coming to Greencastle was news to Sue Furr, owner of The Blue Door Cafe. Furr read the...
Debate provides presidential candidates with last word
About 100 students filled the creaky wooden pews in Meharry Hall Wednesday to watch the presidential candidates debate for next year's student government president...
Campus forum generates hope for a new definition
In the midst of the Code TEAL campaign, which has flooded campus in teal colored signs as well as a series of statistics pertaining...
Why go local? Office of Sustainability fosters discussion, debate
This week, the Office for Sustainability is directing attention to the topic through Earth Week 2012. Events kicked off Monday evening with "What's So...
