DePauw alumni sheds light on Hispanic poverty
Even since he began walking the halls of East College and Asbury Hall in 1999, Juan Pedroza has cared about the trend of Hispanic...
Mac Demarco keeps it short and sweet on Another One
Another One begins in typical Mac Demarco fashion, with a noodling guitar over some high-pitched chords on a love song, “The Way...
Reading groups come to Prindle
Tuesday marks the beginning of a semester-long reading group series hosted by the Prindle Institute. Like the Prindle Institute itself, the reading groups...
Town and university united by music space
While DePauw students were away from campus and the surrounding town of Greencastle for the summer, a new space opened in the town square...
PROJECT Trio’s double bassist joins DePauw staff, kicks off year with...
Many of the first-year students who were in attendance at PROJECT Trio’s concert Sunday evening in Kresge Auditorium were likely in the swing of...
Institute founders promote student success
Following the success of the fifth-annual Sophomore Institute at DePauw University on Tuesday, The DePauw sat down with Ken and Carrie Coquillette, the founders...
WGRE Review: Underrated Festivals of the Summer
“To Bunbury, or to go bunburying, is to have a made-up excuse to get out of doing something boring.” Having stumbled upon this official...
Free music festival to take place in downtown Greencastle
Almost Home Restaurant marked it’s 20th year of being in the Square in 2010. With that in mind, owner Gail Smith decided to celebrate....
Lighthearted play’s producers hope to entice students to theatre
Like some students on this campus, the protagonists of “Love’s Labour’s Lost” make a promise to each other that their studies will be their...
