Michele Villinski named Indiana professor of the year
DePauw economics and management professor Michele Villinski was named the 2012 Indiana professor of the year Wednesday by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement...
CSI: NY star Hill Harper speaks to DePauw students
Amidst formals, mom's weekends and standard weekend activities, approximately 50 students gathered in Meharry Hall Saturday night to await the arrival of Hill Harper. Harper...
I fought the law...
In the first two months of the Indiana State Excise Police's Intensified College Enforcement Program at DePauw University, 36 tickets have been issued in...
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...
International students experience tuition fluctuation
Two international communities at DePauw were affected by a change in the exchange rate which resulted in an indirect increase in their school dues.
Over...
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...
Recession still hurting Greencastle businesses
The sudden closing of Los Martinez on the square this semester further points to the challenges small businesses face to stay open in Greencastle. However,...
Candidate for VP Academic Affairs Arrives on Campus
Joan Neff, one of four remaining candidates for the vice president of Academic Affairs position arrived on campus Tuesday. Neff is currently an associate provost,...
Starbucks opens to eager students, community crowd
Starbucks started in Seattle 32 years ago before opening almost 18,000 coffee shops in 60 countries. At 6 a.m. Monday morning, Starbucks opened its...
Bonner Scholars place luminaries for Holiday Gala
Candles lined the sidewalks as students, faculty, and families arrived to Kresge Auditorium on Saturday evening. The Bonner Scholars lit the Green Center...