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....
Wanted - For Threatening Student Safety
Underage drinking is not at the heart of the current discussion of the Alcohol Learning Collaborative, a student and faculty panel DePauw administration formed....
Student government deems campus climate unchanged
Students circled up in the Union Building Ballroom Sunday evening with Dean of Student Life Dorian Shager to discuss campus concerns and the current...
White paper aims to improve admissions
In an effort to make prospective students' experiences more enjoyable and personable, student government passed a white paper at their meeting Sunday to spearhead...
New position: dean for experiential education
DePauw's Civic, Global and Professional Opportunities Development (CGPOPS) Department, in charge of coordinating everything from internships to study abroad programs to service opportunities, is...
A moment of significance in the battle against HIV/Aids
Forty-five years ago today, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first ever drug for the treatment of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). This new...
Semester in Israel an eye-opening experience
When asked to write a column for The DePauw regarding my time abroad, I had to first figure out where to even begin. This semester,...
'Right to be Forgotten' could change constitutional rights
The Internet is a scary place that leaves little room for mistakes. In our digital-age, it can be hard to escape your past with...
Excise runs college crackdown
Kari Polydoris was sitting in a car with friends in the Pi Beta Phi sorority parking lot when an excise police officer approached. The uniformed...
