Victor Rios to speak about overcoming adversity
Victor Rios, a former juvenile delinquent and high school dropout, will be giving a campus-wide talk Wednesday, March 12, at 4:15 p.m. in the...
Educational Studies students host open panel after police intervention in class...
After a series of Community Standards investigations on their “public intervention” project, History of American Education students hosted a panel about the university’s alleged...
Students rise early for royal ceremony, enjoy live coverage
Many students rolled out of bed before the crack of dawn Friday morning for a chance to witness history in the making: the Royal...
Allocation Candidates
Adam Folta: My goal as a member of the Allocation Board would be to sustain the successful clubs and to seek out those with...
Monon tickets sell out in one week
Early Monday afternoon, tickets for the DePauw side of the 118th Monon Bell Classic at DePauw University sold out. "It's great to sell out and...
Velazquez Pulls Plug on WynWay
Once an icon of the budding Greencastle technology business, WynWay announced it will shut down permanently on April 28.
Founded in 2013 by 2015 DePauw...
Clerk treasurer Dunbar, 3rd Ward councilor Bingam elected
Republican Lynda Dunbar, owner of Treasurers on the Square, defeated Democratic incumbent Theresa Glenn by 183 votes, to become the new clerk treasurer for...
Google Apps transition underway
When senior Kevin Milne checked his school e-mail Monday evening, he read the campus-wide message about the Google Applications upgrade and thought, "Oh OK,...
BACk Down, upperclassmen talk to freshman about fraternity parties
Last weekend, DePauw's Public Safety crime blotter revealed 13 freshmen alcohol violations and three ambulance runs to Putnam County Hospital with students blowing a...
Tired of Academic Work? Come and Immerse in Peeler’s Inspirational Art...
Not many students know that Peeler Art Center is a treasure chest. For the next two months, this building will be the home to...


