Current DePauw students break into IT business
ITS For You, a student run technology services company, held a ribbon cutting for a new office space on Thursday. The office space is to...
Faculty continues Winter Term debate
Nearly 30 members of the DePauw faculty debated potential changes to the current Winter Term model in an open forum yesterday afternoon. Proposed changes to...
Author Diana Joseph reads part of unreleased novel to students
Instead of reading her award-winning memoir, "I'm Sorry You Feel That Way: The Astonishing but True Story of a Daughter, Sister, Slut, Wife, Mother,...
Wabash takes back the Bell; Late turnovers sink DePauw
Two Tiger fumbles in the fourth quarter gave Wabash the only opportunity they needed in the Little Giants’ 22-21 win over DePauw during the...
Times columnist: Romney, Mormonism and the campaign
As the first Mormon Republican nominee for president, Mitt Romney hasn't taken advantage of his position to curb negative stereotypes of his religion. At...
Global postal union meets amid Trump threat to pull US out
By JAMEY KEATEN Associated Press
GENEVA (AP) — The effects of President Donald Trump's standoff with China could soon be coming to a post office...
Green Dot Week Raises Bystander Intervention Awareness on Campus
Lime green chalk-dots pepper the sidewalks in the academic quad and throughout DePauw’s campus; signalling the start of Green Dot Week.
Green Dot is a...
Rain or shine, DePauw takes on Little 5K
Contestants begin the 5k race in the nature park. ZACH TAYLOR / THE DEPAUW DePauw students anxiously waited for...
Controversy over greek system brough to public through debate
The controversy surrounding greek life was brought into the public sphere in a debate in Peeler Auditorium Thursday night. This event hoped to spark campus-wide...
Non-violent fugitive’s scent traced to Rector Village, no evidence found
Senior Katherine Lesswing and one of her roommates, Ashley Sipe, heard a dog barking outside their living unit in Rector Village sometime...