Confronting our biases: AAAS presents on the portrayal of race in...
In an intimate setting on the evening of Feb. 16, members of the African American Association of Students hosted and attended a presentation aimed...
Movies with Jeff
I’m Jeff Collins, and in this week’s Movies with Jeff we are discussing “La La Land.”
It seems to be the growing...
Ruben Casteneda on journalism, addiction and redemption
Addiction, corruption, and homicide are just a few of the issues Ruben Castaneda touched on during his talk about his prolific career in...
The small steps in democracy make a difference
“It’s important to say that we have our opinion and we’re going to voice that,” said First Year Karly Gruett at Tuesday’s Civic...
Peeler exhibition examines mankind's interactions with nature
At DePauw’s newest exhibition, viewers can peer through the lens of New York City artists as they evaluate the intricacies of humanity’s tumultuous...
40's opera "Street Scene" proves relevant to political issues today
This weekend, the DePauw Opera transported audiences to 1970’s New York in a rendition of “Street Scene,” Kurt Weill’s 1946 opera. Weill’s opera...
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...
Cure the Day-After-Valentine's Day comedown with sad songs
If you're anything like me, your Valentine's Day was long and emotionally deteriorating. No matter how hard we try to not get too...
“Degenerate Art” lecture and Street Scene opera demonstrate strong ties to...
Keith Holtz, professor of art history at Western Illinois University, gave a lecture at Peeler Auditorium on Feb. 2 about the “Degenerate Art” exhibition...
Crown Street volunteer program reaches out to at-risk children
Wound up from a sedentary day in the classroom, children run into the Crown Street Community Center excited to build and test robots to...
