Students Unsatisfied with Care at Local Hospital
College brings freedom from parents, but it also leaves students on their own to deal with health issues. During the fall of his freshman year,...
Casey announces DePauw 3020 plan
Piggybacking on the resounding success of his most recent plan for DePauw, President Brian Casey announced yesterday his plan for 3020. "DePauw 2020 was such...
Campus crime
April 21 • Welfare check • Forwarded to Campus Living and Community Development/subject located Time: 7:57 p.m. | Place: Bishop Roberts Hall April 22 • Fire alarm •...
Opportunity for connection regardless of affiliation
Of the eight round tables in the Union Building Ballroom, six were full of people students gathered to celebrate the Independent's Day Bash on...
Blue Door Cafe announces early February re-opening
café will re-open its doors for business in "early February." The decision to reopen was made after many customers answered a call for feedback posted...
Admissions office compiles own research, avoids national rankings
Rather than directing effort towards obtaining a top spot on U.S. news ranking lists of top universities, DePauw focuses on obtaining quality. The recent scandal...
Little 5 leaders emphasize safety in training, planning
Sophomore Quinn Carrico remembers finishing his first Little 500 bike race, but he doesn't remember beginning it. Carrico was riding in a cluster of competitive...
James Stewart '73 invited to deliver graduation address
The university Faculty Executive Committee voted last week to invite James B. Stewart '73, a Pulitzer-prize winner and former Page One Editor of the...
L.A.C.E. occupies DePauw
Five students sat waiting in the mat room of the Lilly Center on Thursday, hoping for others to join them in occupying DePauw. These five...
Trustees expand campus police authority, hire new auditing firm
Public Safety officers will soon have jurisdictional authority beyond campus property and throughout Putnam County if the university says it can afford a potential...