Pets of DePauw: Maggie, the Mac ‘n Cheese Thief
What do you do when your dog learns to open your mini fridge and steals your mac and cheese? Maia Casterline ’25 has the...
Award show season levels celebrity
It's the most wonderful time of the year, and while I'm as much an avid connoisseur of Christmas festivities as anyone else, I'm not...
"I Am Not Your Negro"
A reality check by James Baldwin: “The story of the negro in America is the story of America. It is not a pretty story.”...
Professor Caroline Good
“I strongly believe that if everyone did theater, we would have world peace— and I’m adamant about both. Even at the community level, whether...
House of Opulence: Wealth & Prosperity at DePauw
House of Opulence intends to strengthen DePauw’s Queer community through a call-to-action for allyship and student support across campus.
Aaron Trinidad, a current sophomore from...
Administrators, faculty, and students to come together over books
For eight weeks, students will come to class prepared to discuss different influential texts, some ancient, some recent, about what human beings value and have valued throughout history.
Pets of DePauw: Leonard
Meet Leonard, the playful and adventurous kitten of Brynn Kelly ’26. Kelly adopted Leonard from her friend’s kittens and brought him to campus earlier...
Grounded serves coffee, faith, and great company
What began as a small, intimate Bible study in a student’s live-out house has swelled in its scope, growing into a coffee shop and...
Students Struggle to Adjust to Remote Learning, Limited Social Interaction Amidst...
With about half of DePauw’s students taking classes completely remotely, and half taking classes on campus, students have faced a handful of new challenges this semester.
New Beginnings and Challenges for the Honor Scholar Program
DePauw’s Honor Scholar program is turning over a new leaf with the introduction of its new director, Rebecca Schindler. With a background in archaeology,...