McDermond Honorary Lecture Peter Ruppert '86
On Thursday, February 23, Peter Ruppert ‘86 received the McDermond Medal. Ruppert was honored for demonstrating a strong sense of leadership and success in...
DePauw Student Research Experiences
As undergraduates, finding research opportunities can be daunting. At DePauw, however, students are well integrated into research. Junior Ethan Zaleski first got involved with...
DePauw students attend IMPACT Conference on Civic Engagement
A small community and college town, Greencastle hosts niche service opportunities for students to partake in. However, DePauw students can feel almost isolated in...
A Night of Literary Masterpieces with DePauw’s English Department
Showcasing the stories and expertise behind their published works, professors from the English department engaged in a faculty reading for the Kelly Writers Series...
ChatGPT: Professors’ Perspective
Since it launched in late 2022, ChatGPT seems to have taken the academic world by storm. The artificial intelligence, or AI, language model enables...
Exploring the Evocative Repertoire of Sinta Quartet
Captivating the Greencastle community with their symphonic melodies, saxophone ensemble Sinta Quartet performed their musical collection “Spirits in the Machine” at the Kresge Auditorium...
The Academic Void Filled by Roy O. West
You cannot miss something you never knew.
While hearing stories from seniors about the ‘good-old days’ when Roy was still open, this sentiment was shared...
Mendenhall Lecture Focuses on “The Criminal Injustice System”
On the nights of Feb. 5 and 6, Gobin Church displayed that hurt and hope can coexist in a space, and that the coexistence...
This is Why: Paramore’s Modern Revival of the Emo Music Scene
On Feb. 10, pop-rock band Paramore released their newest album “This is Why,” breaking their six-year hiatus after producing their 2017 new wave pop...
Insight into First-Year Resident Advisors
The transition to college is a tedious process for students and parents alike. With excitement and nerves, students slowly integrate themselves into their living...