Blue Door owner worries for lost community, not profit
The announcement that a Starbucks coffee shop is coming to Greencastle was news to Sue Furr, owner of The Blue Door Cafe. Furr read the...
Debate provides presidential candidates with last word
About 100 students filled the creaky wooden pews in Meharry Hall Wednesday to watch the presidential candidates debate for next year's student government president...
Campus forum generates hope for a new definition
In the midst of the Code TEAL campaign, which has flooded campus in teal colored signs as well as a series of statistics pertaining...
Senior selected as Indianapolis 500 Festival princess
DePauw is now home to a different kind of royalty. Rajpreet Heir, senior, was recently selected to be among the 33 girls chosen for the...
Campus forum generates hope for a new definition
In the midst of the Code TEAL campaign, which has flooded campus in teal colored signs as well as a series of statistics pertaining...
Why go local? Office of Sustainability fosters discussion, debate
This week, the Office for Sustainability is directing attention to the topic through Earth Week 2012. Events kicked off Monday evening with "What's So...
Student government plans to make over allocations board, assess other goals
As the school year comes to a close, student government is working to finish putting goals into action and to finalize changes for the...
DePauw alumni create online memory saving resource
Past and current students can now compile all of their favorite DePauw memories and reflections on their experience on a new website alumni-created website...
Students lend a hand to Holton
A tornado ripped through a DePauw student's hometown of Holton, Indiana on March 2, leaving the town in shambles with an estimated $5 to...
Memories that can't be burned: Remembering Rector Hall
Eric Aasen '02 woke up in his dorm room as the sun rose, just as he had for the entirety of his senior year....