Students, faculty protest immigration reform bill
DePauw students and faculty not only oppose the plans for immigration reform laid out in Senate Bill 590 set for immigration reform, but avow...
New housing process generates positive feedback among students
Often times, people are resistant to change. However, the recent changes in the housing application process have made DePauw students pretty happy. "I think students...
Snapshot: Students hit the Statehouse to protest proposed immigration bill
TOP: Junior Jasmine Martinez, sophomores Areli Lopez, Yaritza Acosta and Hermes Grullon and senior Luis Paulino from DePauw stand in front of the Indianapolis...
Putnam county receives grant to boost local sustainability efforts
With the help of a little local generosity, Putnam County is raising the bar for community sustainability. A 2011 Envision Grant from the Putnam County...
Author Diana Joseph reads part of unreleased novel to students
Instead of reading her award-winning memoir, "I'm Sorry You Feel That Way: The Astonishing but True Story of a Daughter, Sister, Slut, Wife, Mother,...
Snapshot: The power of the pong
TOP: Senior TJ Metcalf plays in Sigma Nu fraternity's philanthropy Powerade Pong tournament in the Lilly Center's Auxiliary Gym on Thursday night. BOTTOM: Sophomore Amanda...
Former Hub employee arrested for trespassing at Roy O. West
A former university employee was arrested Tuesday night and later charged with trespassing after students reported a suspicious person at Roy. O West library. Adam...
Simply stellar
President Brian Casey received a phone call Monday afternoon from Sue Murray, mayor of Greencastle. "Hi," Murray said. "Hi, Sue," Casey responded. After a distinct pause...
Corrections and clarifications
In the editorial "Writing plan boosts academic diversity," which appeared in the March 8 issue, Macy Ayers and Rachel Cheeseman did not participate in the...
