Paving a new path on the Liberal Arts course
From writing her first script her freshman year at DePauw to now, senior Madison McIntyre produced her first non-student short film and screened it...
It’s Grreeaattt: Fredrik Backman’s “Beartown”
The first page of Fredrik Backman’s “Beartown” begins with a sharp bang, like a puck being slapped: “Late one evening toward the end of...
Wonder Woman takes the driver's seat
Super heroine Wonder Woman took center stage Monday evening as curious DePauw students overflowed Watson Forum. Director Kristy Guevara-Flanagan aired the film "Wonder Women," which...
Enforcing the Guidelines During COVID-19: An Inside Look at First-Year RA's
From the awkward first encounter with roommates and neighbors to the unpredictable South Quad fire alarms, living as a first-year on Depauw’s campus is...
'The Tree of Life' brings universe to theater
With the Oscars hurriedly approaching, the speculation regarding which nominee will be crowned best picture is reaching fever pitch. Though the prize will most...
DePauw Arts and Crafts Club Tie-Dye Event Recap
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The Female Gaze: A Quiet Place
In the latest on-screen post-apocalyptic film, silence means survival. People cannot walk on solid ground, children cannot play with battery-powered toys and families cannot...
Why You Should Not Rush
Greek Life at DePauw has always been prevalent, particularly with IFC and Panhellenic councils. In fact, US News ranked DePauw to be the second...
US-Cuban Relations: Past, Present, and Future
Professor Ernesto Fidel Dominguez led a discussion on Fidel Castro and U.S.-Cuban relations, leaving many students in disagreement about the future of relations between...
Gearing Up for Finals
It's one of those DePauw legends: meeting with English professor Andrea Sununu at 1 a.m. to discuss a paper. For some students, being awake...