Where do we go from here?
International students from Pakistan Raza Zaidi and Muhammad Taimoor Malik have felt growing concern about Trump’s travel ban. They worry about the effects...
Drama and deceit in the 1930's : 'The Women'
The high class glamour and drama of 1930s New York took stage at Moore Theatre on Thursday, Nov. 21 in DePauw's production of "The...
Two new bands stand out, despite abhorrent Wi-Fi problems
Three weeks deep in my semester abroad in Denmark, one notion repeatedly arises: you can have a relationship with technology. Spike Jonze's bizarro movie, "Her",...
Priests’ debut ‘Nothing Feels Natural,’ a post-punk critique on consumerism
While Washington D.C. band Priests released “Nothing Feels Natural” just one week after this year’s presidential inauguration, it might’ve only been happenstance. The punk...
Passover Seder returns to the Elms
Monday, Apr. 18 marked the return of a longstanding DePauw tradition—the celebration of the Passover Seder at the President’s home, the Elms. Because of...
Shifts in international students' enrollment at DePauw
In the last 10 years, DePauw University has watched its total enrollment decrease to a record low this year of 1724 students. However, during...
A ‘Colossal’ Mistake
“Colossal,” a feminist comedic thriller, lacked both complexity and any truly terrifying moments. The only scary moment was wondering if I would get to...
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...
Luc Besson’s French sci-fi thriller falls short
“Lucy,” directed, written and edited by Luc Besson is a film that came out earlier this summer, and is now showing at the Ashley...
Professor Beth Benedix
When you walk into Beth Benedix’s office you are sure to notice the sticker on her door that says, “Eve was Framed,” the Franz...