Student government corruption
On her first day back on campus this semester, Margarita Villa, former vice president of finance for student government and head of the allocations...
Holiday Gala to spread musical cheer
The School of Music resounds with hymns and carols this week as bands, orchestras, choirs and ensembles rehearse for their Holiday Gala. The holiday concert...
DePauw to celebrate 175th
On Jan. 10, 1837, the Indiana General Assembly approved the charter for Indiana Asbury University, later renamed DePauw University. The university began as a tiny...
Freshmen 'Empower Students'
Freshmen Jon Sutton, Sam Henderson, Alex Lemna and Richard Walsh have proven the common slogan of "uncommon success" to be true with their recent...
New ranking says partying pays off
DePauw students' "work hard, play hard" mentality was reflected in the university's recent sixth place ranking on PayScale's list of "Top Party Schools By...
New curator to bring new interest, art student or not
Fine art will get a new direction next semester as Craig Hadley joins the university faculty as Curator of Exhibitions and University Collections. Hadley...
Bookstore Relocation Committee members chosen
As construction and moving continue to take place as a result of the Stellar Communities Grant and DePauw 20/20 plan, DePauw's bookstore will be...
Semester yields three new reports of sexual assault
After a semester of increased emphasis on sexual assault prevention on campus, only three cases of sexual assault were reported to Public Safety, the...
Panhellenic Council gets $5,000 'confidence' grant
After writing a series of essays and filling out a stack of applications in late October, Panhellenic Council Vice President of Programming Shelby Bremer...
Midnight study breakfast
Gobin United Methodist Church will host its 12th annual midnight breakfast this Sunday beginning at 11 p.m. Located directly across the street from the Administration...