Students, faculty react to "Kony 2012" in panel discussion
Students and faculty convened in the U.B. Ballroom to discuss Invisible Children's documentary "Kony 2012" on Thursday afternoon. Invisible Children's short documentary, "Kony 2012," went viral after its...
Student petition pushes university to consider conflict-free electronics
In an effort to encourage the university to consider buying the most conflict-free electronics possible, DePauw students filled a petition with more than 250...
Indy Symphony Orchestra to perform on campus Sunday
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra will perform Sunday at the Green Center for Performing Arts in one of their six concerts conducted by Krzysztof Urbanski...
New white paper hopes to improve student-alumni relations
At Sunday's student government assembly meeting, the student alumni engagement white paper was passed to improve relations between current and former students. Previous white papers...
Students, community members collaborate to re-open shelter
The Greencastle community has sprung into action, collaborating with DePauw students to reopen the A-way Home homeless shelter. The shelter closed in 2011 due...
University ends fact-finding mission, no action in academic freedom case
Mark Tatge, the investigative reporting journalism professor who prompted action by university administrators after he used a current student's public arrest record as an...
Too close for comfort
Mary Noble had teeth marks on her bicep the next morning. Those teeth marks, intended to be sensual, haunted her for days as they remained...
Special Olympics basketball tournament encourages community, students to unify
For the 25th consecutive year, DePauw will host a statewide all-women's basketball tournament on Saturday for the Special Olympics. DePauw will welcome 31 teams to...
Custodians reduce office service to twice a week
Facilities Management recently announced plans to change their custodial service schedules, reducing office cleanings from five times a week to two times a week. According...
NPR vice pres. shares the power of a personal essay
Keith Woods, National Public Radio's vice president for diversity in news and operations, addressed students and faculty Tuesday at Prindle Institute for Ethics during a...
