MacArthur Genius George Saunders visits DePauw
After his reading, George Saunders opened his Q & A session telling the audience, "usually the first person to ask a question has the...
Your next chapter in six words
Teaching English abroad for a year, watching "How I Met Your Mother," and probably wishing they'd never left DePauw: just a few of the...
Adopt a grandparent program gives DePauw students chance to branch out
Typically, when people hear the word "adopt," they don't think of adopting a grandparent. While there are several service opportunities, sophomore and volunteer coordinator in...
What's the buzz at Hunter's Honey Farm?
The lonely Indiana back roads leading to Hunter's Honey Farm give no sign of the buzz of activity that awaits visitors. For over 100 years,...
DePauw music students' homework: practicing
How a musician practices determines his or her career. Even though each instrument produces the same result, no one instrument is exactly like another instrument....
Coincidence? I think not.
A few years ago, DePauw senior Molly Keller spotted her best friend from sixth grade-not in their shared hometown, but in Paris, France, at...
DePauw performs Peter Whalen's "The Herbal Bed"
When the last name "Shakespeare" is mentioned, the first name that comes to mind is usually "William," not "Susanna." The DePauw theatre production of Peter...
DePauw hosts sixth annual Undergraduate Ethics Symposium
This weekend students from across the nation will gather at DePauw for the sixth annual Undergraduate Ethics Symposium. The process begins in October, when the...
Spring break in Eastern Europe: do it for the story
This one time, I almost woke up on fire in Sarajevo. Well, maybe that's not completely accurate. I was in a hostel in Sarajevo where...
Non-School of Music groups attempt to bridge the gap
One walk through the Green Center for the Performing Arts, and it's easy to see DePauw has a strong connection to music. However, without...
