Committee on Faculty reviews faculty up for tenure at DePauw University
Faculty members eligible for tenure this year are putting together portfolios to give to DePauw’s Committee on Faculty (COF), hoping they will be provided...
DePauw University students participate in tenth annual service plunge
DePauw University first-years help out Beyond Homeless during the 10th annual service plunge. PHOTO COURTESY OF MATTHEW CUMMINGS DePauw...
DePauw University announces Piper Kerman for Ubben Lecture
Piper Kerman will speak in February as part of the Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture series. COURTESY OF DEPAUW UNIVERSITY The...
New intercultural program encourages dialogue among first-years
Last year, several students expressed their concern about DePauw University’s campus climate and community development and began a group called The Movement. In response...
New programming hits Prindle Institute for Ethics
The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics, often shortened to Prindle, welcomed a new director this year. Andrew Cullison, '01, succeeded Robert Steele and...
DePauw University class of 2018 experiences orientation changes
First-years had a busier opening week schedule than previous classes, as course scheduling and faculty advising were merged with their already busy orientation schedules....
DePauw University admissions misses goal
On August 23, returning students and staff welcomed 100 fewer students than they did last year. Last year’s class had 677....
IFC, Panhellenic keep first-years at arms-length
The DePauw Archives Like many classes before them, first-years will have to wait until they can step foot on greek property....
Summer Crime at the Inn
On May 25, 2014, an incident at the Inn at DePauw stopped students’ schedules and halted any guests’ plans. “An employee was approached...
Hubbard Center brings new tips, programs
The year has just begun, and already the Hubbard Center has started working with students. The Kathryn F. Hubbard Center for Student Engagement is...
