Making Connections at the Career Fair
DePauw students spent their Valentine's Day lunch hour looking for jobs they could fall in love with at the 14th Annual Career, Job and...
DePauw Students Experience Cuba
For junior Jennifer Dickman, discovering that DePauw University was offering a Winter Term trip to Cuba was a chance far too rare to pass...
Journalism Legend Carl Bernstein Speaks at DePauw
In the summer of 1972, this week's Ubben lecturer and world-renowned journalist Carl Bernstein broke the news of Watergate to an unsuspecting nation. With the...
Asbury not up to disability standards
He places both crutches a step or two above him and shifts his weight so that his body follows, one step at a time. For...
Greek students head to Indy for faith conference
InterVarsity, a worldwide Christian organization on college campuses, held its largest annual g reek conference last weekend in Indianapolis. For the past 19 years, students...
Opportunity for connection regardless of affiliation
Of the eight round tables in the Union Building Ballroom, six were full of people students gathered to celebrate the Independent's Day Bash on...
Speaker looks to past African American activists as model for present
Visiting professor Dr. Sundiata Cha-Jua delivered the lecture "Resurrecting Ghosts of the Past: Building Black Studies in its Radical Intellectual Tradition" on Wednesday afternoon...
Historically dangerous party night stays tame
After 27 years as Emergency Management Coordinator Doug Cox experienced the mildest 'Black Monday' he can recall. "I wouldn't say black Monday was very black,"...
Multiple tongues, multiple uses
Adalky Capellán speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese on DePauw's campus, but she speaks only Spanish at her home in Washington Heights, New York. Capellán, a...
Mama Nunz struggles to keep doors open after employee steals over...
Like many other local Greencastle businesses, Mama Nunz Italian Steakhouse is having a difficult time staying afloat this semester. Mama Nunz' situation, however is...
