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...
Faculty talk 9 a.m. commencement, website
The 2012 graduating class will be setting their alarm clocks a lot earlier this year than they expected. Traditionally at 1 p.m., this year's graduation...
Prospective music students vie for spots in class of 2015
Pulling into DePauw, prospective students received greetings from dreary, gloomy skies and raindrops. But the moment they walked into the Green Center for the...
New website shows prospective students 'DePauw experience'
As students, faculty and others type depauw.edu into their web browsers on Dec. 16, a drastically different webpage will load. After months of work and...
First-year seminar raises awareness on AIDS day with speaker, events
A class of freshmen passed out hot chocolate, candy and condoms Wednesday and Thursday hoping to raise awareness and initiate conversations about HIV/AIDS. Assistant professor...
Green Apple Frogurt construction delayed, open for students in 2012
At the corner of Seminary and Arlington Streets, construction has been underway to add a new business next door to The Blue Door Café....
Allocations process underway
When it comes to organizations accomplishing their agenda, money is needed. When it comes to organizations obtaining money for their agenda, the Allocations Board...
Fellowship provides opportunity to learn
DePauw students and alumni now have extra encouragement to improve the education system. Beginning in the fall of 2012, student and alumni in STEM fields...