“There are sacrifices I had to make, but I wouldn’t trade her for the world.” This is Noodle, the beloved cat and emotional support animal (ESA) of Isabel Dawes ‘25. She was found at a cat shelter...

Raised in Greencastle, Beth Haymaker was no stranger to DePauw. Growing up, she remembered visiting her mother who worked at DePauw, taking French classes when she got older, and even helping to prepare...

Editor's Note: The Asbury Critic is a featured column written and submitted by Prindle Institute for Ethics interns. The opinions expressed in this and other pieces are that of the author, and do...

Philosopher George Santayana once said: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Learning about history and its intricacies is crucial, and DePauw’s  continuously growing...

With approximately 123 students currently majoring in Computer Science (CS), this field is considered to be one of the most popular majors at DePauw. After more freshmen declare their majors, the CS department’s...

Many departments at DePauw are busy at work with the beginning of the new academic year, but the Neuroscience Department recently added a new member to their plethora of esteemed faculty: Dr. Nipun Chopra...

Editor's Note: The Asbury Critic is a featured column, which is written and submitted by The Prindle Institute for Ethics Interns. The ideas and opinions expressed in submitted pieces do not necessarily...

Introducing a stunning smile here at DePauw: Jade Karas. Jade is a junior majoring in Chemistry and Art History. She initially came to DePauw because she was interested in being part of the Lilly Scholar...

During the week of the Indigenous Peoples’ Day, The DePauw had a conversation with Alyvia Hogan, the co-president of NAIPA, DePauw’s Native American and Indigenous Peoples Association, to learn about...

Editor's Note: This article was written and submitted by Ayusha Bhattarai, a DePauw junior and co-president of the Delta Gamma Chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma.  This past September, the members...

Often found under his basking light or sleeping on his favorite branch, Diez the green iguana is one of many hidden treasures in the F.W. Olin Biological Sciences Building. Clay Higginbotham, Biological...