Fireworks in November: DePauw celebrates Diwali
Firecrackers popped in a parking lot and the scent of cumin wafted through the open door of the Spiritual Life Center Friday evening during...
Plans for Campus Renovations Proceed Despite Financial Difficulties
DePauw’s campus will undergo several developments in the coming years including renovations to first-year residence halls, Roy O. West Library, and upperclassmen living units,...
“Low Road” art gallery struggles on through financial troubles
On the whitewashed walls of a basement level space on Washington Street just off of Greencastle's town square, hang entrancing pieces of modern art:...
Bringin’ da noise: 70 years next to a fraternity
The house begins to shake. A woman is startled awake by the vibrations and loud noises. Seventy years of living next to Delta Tau...
Hub goes 100 percent local for Eat Local Challenge
Madison Brinker ‘15 picked ghost peppers at the Campus Farm last year. EMILY MC- CARTER / THE DEPAUW For...
Activist Eugene Puryear speaks to DePauw students
By age 17, Eugene Puryear had already organized a high school protest against the Iraq war. Now, at age 30, Puryear is a...
Energy Games Meant to Get People Talking about Sustainabilty
For the seventh year in a row, students and faculty compete in DePauw University's three-week long sustainability effort, Energy Games. The Games, which originated as...
Faculty discuss search for VPAA, new courses in March meeting
With 20 faculty members missing, attendance was low at the monthly faculty meeting on Monday. "Call a colleague?" Bridget Gourley, chair of faculty, quipped about...
Jed Smock and friends crash Day of Dialogue
The group of about four men held signs reading “Homo sex is sin” and “fear god.”
DePauw administration stands by reaction letter to Princeton Review
In the wake of unusually high media attention, DePauw University officials defend not only their reaction to The Princeton Review's "Top Party Schools" ranking...