East College camera rumor found false
A rumor that new cameras have been installed in the tower to prevent students from breaking in, has been found false. The university hasn't...
Heavy rain causes flooding in basements around campus
Tony Robertson, assistant director of facilities, received news at 7 a.m. Monday morning that several buildings sustained water damage. Within the hour, Robertson dispatched teams...
"Crucible" course faces weak interest
The new one-quarter-credit humanities course "The Crucible" is in danger of cancellation due to low enrollment. Published in 1952, "The Crucible" reports on the Salem...
Standards for merit scholarships rise as university pushes need-based aid
Students applying and enrolling to DePauw University have always done so with the knowledge of the university's high academic standards. But students now applying to...
Standards for merit scholarships rise as university pushes need-based aid
Students applying and enrolling to DePauw University have always done so with the knowledge of the university's high academic standards. But students now applying to...
FYS changes focus on writing
First-year seminars have been renovated to be more writing intensive starting this semester. It is inevitable that each student coming to DePauw will have a...
New composition professor brings passion, experience to School of Music
Due to a growing demand, DePauw University School of Music added a new course - composition - which hasn't been offered for many years. New...
Wayne Glausser to head search committee for Vice-President of Academic Affairs
It isn't President Brian Casey, nor even a DePauw administrator, who will conduct the search for the university's next Vice-President for Academic Affairs. Rather, Professor...
Sophomore Institute spurs forward-thinking
Sophomore year is the lost year, but DePauw is working to make it a year of planning instead of one in which students waste,...
