WGRE Column
The Music Department of WGRE has experienced the pleasures of an extremely broad range of newly released albums so far this year. From the...
Let’s chalk about it: art and activism hit the streets
Art at DePauw is not only found in Peeler. Art Union took it to the streets in their inaugural event on Sunday, “Let’s Chalk...
Quarter and half credit courses attract students of all majors
Many DePauw students are bulking up instead of slimming down when it comes to course loads. True to the ideals of a liberal arts education,...
Variety of concerts to be held in venues near campus this...
As second semester kicks in, students now seem to be stuck in an interesting spot. Most seem to be stressing over midterms, busy with...
Rise in political activism inspires students
Planned protests for students of color and sanctuary campus status has sparked the involvement of many people on campus, spiking participation in student activism...
Best New Albums: March
It’s finally starting to warm up, and complimenting the joyous transition into spring are three incredibly different artists that all have released great albums...
Longboarding
Though this season's spring weather has brought chilly winds and downpours of rain, students have snuck out of their hibernation — whether it be...
DePauw students to spread cancer awareness across country
LEANN BURKE / THE DEPAUW This summer, junior Maria Ngyuen and I will be embarking on a 4,000+ mile cross-country journey...
Opera Performance of Little Women Concludes Interdisciplinary Festival
DePauw's spring opera, "Little Women," will conclude the 2015-16 festival "Little Women: Art and Transformation" tonight, tomorrow and Sunday. Director Joachim Schamberger and...
DePauw student, faculty member chasing storms
At 6-years-old Christopher Edwards was at the Danville Fair, leaning on a nail on the main post of a horse barn. Suddenly, lightning struck...