New lab in Asbury to create niche for archaeology at DePauw
Starting next semester students can gain hands-on archaeological experience in the new lab in Asbury Hall. Requested by Lydia Marshall, DePauw's first permanent archaeology professor...
Hillel continues its celebrations with joyous Sukkot
DePauw's Jewish community continued its holiday celebration this week with Sukkot, the harvest festival. Sukkot lasts one week and begins five days after Yom Kippur....
DePauw students plan to open a restaurant to add variety
Students who choose to stay on campus this Winter Term are in for a treat. Seniors Madeline LeClair and Christina Oberrieder, and first-year Peter Nelson...
Hoods and Capers closes its doors after four years of serving
A somber setting accompanied the shots and other drinks at Hoods and Capers Saturday night as the bar celebrated its last night in operation. The...
TigerTracks receives big facelift
Over the summer TigerTracks made a database switch from Experience to Symplicity, and staff at the Hubbard Center for Career Services are hoping that...
DePauw Jewish community celebrates High Holidays
Although Hanukkah may be the most well-known Jewish holiday, it is not a major holiday in Judaism. The High Holidays, which include Rosh Hashana, Yom...
Writer and DePauw alumna Ronda Anthony addresses racial alienation
For the average DePauw student, the act of walking across campus is a simple act, but black students sometimes wonder if they are being...
DePauw maintains No. 54 Ranking
The U.S. News and World Report published its Best Colleges of 2014 rankings Tuesday, of which DePauw listed as No. 54 Best National Liberal...
Current DePauw students break into IT business
ITS For You, a student run technology services company, held a ribbon cutting for a new office space on Thursday. The office space is to...
DePauw and Teach for America: leaving marks in education
DePauw sent 14 members of the 2013 graduating class to Teach for America (TFA) and tied five other schools for third place on TFA's...
