On ethics, the universe and Mayan cosmovision
Amidst murmurs of Spanish conversation from the audience in the dimly lit Watson Forum, Carlos Escalante, a Mayan elder, spiritual leader and educator, stood...
Tracing the History of Old Gold
As DePauw celebrates its 175th anniversary, Old Gold celebrates its 105th. The event, now considered homecoming, initially attempted to unite campus and eliminate tension...
Greencastle residents and DePauw students, faculty participated in Civil War
Just two days after the Confederate flag rose over Fort Sumter on April 15, 1861, President Abraham Lincoln called for the formation of a...
'Let's have a dialogue'
For those camping in the tents located in Academic Quad, Peace Camp is more than a week spent sleeping out in the cold. It's...
Yom Kippur: a day of atonement at DePauw
It has been a solemn 10 days for practicing Jews and an important time for DePauw's chapter of Hillel, a national Jewish student organization. The...
Into the Woods costumes include custom masks
Through extensive costuming, hair design and makeup, characters come to life. One alternative to makeup, though, is the creation of masks. In Into the Woods,...
Fairytales "go to crap" in DePauw Theatre's first production
For the next three days, the Moore Theatre stage will become a forest. As audiences fill the seats to watch "Into the Woods," DePauw...
Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros Review
Just a stone-throw away from our beloved Greencastle campus, many great concerts arise. I found myself traveling to the notable state capital, Indianapolis, to...
Parking Problems:
President Brian Casey was walking with two students on Locust Street when he noticed a white paper flapping under the windshield wiper of his...
DePauw's Little Known Treasure
There is a place at DePauw so secretive and so underused that many wonder if it even exists. Few freshmen know of it, and...
