Yo-Yo Ma lecture no longer first-come, first-served
Students, faculty and community members too late to pick up or buy Yo-Yo Ma concert tickets Monday may be slighted a second time. The university...
Optimism despite $120 million debt
As Vice President for Finance and Administration Brad Kelsheimer presented a saddening powerpoint depicting the university's debt to a ballroom of faculty members, the...
Students cross physical, cultural borders in first weeks
Freshman Xiaolei Ma, an international student from China, decided to come to DePauw because she didn't want to go to an American university with...
First week of classes sees fewer alcohol violations for freshmen
Four Putnam County Hospital visits, three welfare checks and hundreds of rumors later, the class of 2015's first week of college came to a...
Yo-Yo Ma concert sells out
Sold out. Those two words describe the response of box office workers Monday, Aug. 29 at 1:30 p.m. In five hours, tickets to world-famous cellist...
University joins nation-wide collaboration to address high-risk drinking
DePauw no longer has to face its drinking problem alone. In an effort to reduce dangerous drinking on campus, President Brian Casey has allied DePauw...
University kicks Coke for Pepsi, saves $1 million on new contract
DePauw University recently switched from Coca-Cola to Pepsi products after being offered a contract with Pepsi for a $1 million less than the one...
Prindle welcomes new students, new year with festivities and invitations
While some DePauw students have essentially taken up residence in the Prindle Institute for Ethics, others still can't even locate it on a map. This...
Emison undergoes major facelift on south end
There often comes a moment during a student's first visit to campus when he or she says, "I can see myself here." According to administrators,...
Finding a balance in the numbers
While scores of DePauw students post articles about the university's recent rankings on their Facebook pages or tweet them to their friends, administrators and...
