Sexual assault forum attempts to change DePauw climate
The entire campus received an email on Jan. 28 inviting them to discuss sexual assault and harassment. Only five students attended the upperclassmen forum...
DePauw's First African-American Professor Connects Athletics, Art and Diversity
Bing davis PHOTO COURTESY OF DAYTON DAILY NEWS Willis H. Davis, a ’59 alumnus and the first African-American professor...
No Longer A False Alarm
Twelve fire alarms have gone off across campus since the beginning of February, according to the Crime and Fire log. Most cases are false...
Martin Luther King III to speak Thursday in Meharry
As America prepares to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King III will speak about how...
Student of color organizations moved to South Jackson Street
Feminista!, Queer Students of Color (QSOC), Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated (AKA), Association of African American Students (AAAS) and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Incorporated...
New position: dean for experiential education
DePauw's Civic, Global and Professional Opportunities Development (CGPOPS) Department, in charge of coordinating everything from internships to study abroad programs to service opportunities, is...
A lull in conversation around campus climate
As the 2015-2016 year kicks off, campus climate conversation has been quiet. There has been a noticeable lack of conversation surrounding campus climate from...
Students of color to protest at family weekend event
Students of color on DePauw University’s campus have planned a protest at a family weekend event Saturday where President Mark McCoy will speak to...
Spring Semester To Begin With Four Weeks Remote
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DePauw plans for all classes to be held remotely the first four weeks of spring semester from Feb. 2-26, according...
Alumni Career Connections series
As a continuation of the Alumni Career Connections series event, which occurs every Thursday evening from Feb. 3 to May 5, the panel for...