DePauw Campus Closed Tomorrow Due to Wind Chill, Ubben Lecture Moved...
Campus will be closed as of 5 p.m. tonight and will not reopen until 12:40 Thursday due to “some of the coldest temperatures and...
Hack-a-thon provides learning outside of classroom
Participants from Hack-a-thon presented their work during lunch Friday. Despite the name, no hacking the way it's portrayed in Hollywood movies took place. "Hacking is...
Ken Jennings, The Trifecta: Preparation, Curiosity and Luck
Who would have thought a La-Z-Boy couch and a Fisher-Price children’s toy were critical components of Ken Jennings’s status as “Jeopardy!” GOAT?
Preparation was one...
Blue Door owner worries for lost community, not profit
The announcement that a Starbucks coffee shop is coming to Greencastle was news to Sue Furr, owner of The Blue Door Cafe. Furr read the...
Michele Villinski named Indiana professor of the year
DePauw economics and management professor Michele Villinski was named the 2012 Indiana professor of the year Wednesday by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement...
DePauw Ranks as a Leader in Study Abroad
From the oceanic shores of South Africa to the historic architecture of Europe, during any given academic year, DePauw students can be found studying,...
Vernon Jordan 'comes home' to kick off 175th lecture series
Vernon Jordan took the stage in Meharry Hall 58 years ago with anxiousness and excitement. As a freshman, he addressed an audience in a...
Roy O. West Library Opening Brings Changes to DePauw
Over a year after its closing, Roy O. West Library is set to open by the beginning of the Spring 2023 semester, according to...
Low admission numbers causes $2.3 million revenue shortfall
President Mark McCoy will be facing a $2.3 million deficit next year after the class of 2020 turned out to be smaller and financially...
The DePauw community remembers Catherine Fruhan
Catherine Fruhan, professor of art and art history at DePauw for 31 years, passed away on Nov. 20th. She was 67-years-old. ...