Major candidates run unopposed
Following Thursday's meeting on elections and campaigning, juniors Charles Pierre and Nic Flores were told they will run unopposed in this years elections. Because no...
Graduates of 2011 met with rainy farewell
Commencement ceremonies for the 2011 graduating class had two locations this year. After a half-hour delay, the university's 172nd commencement began on the Holton Memorial...
Michael Cholbi, a finalist in Prindle director search, visits DePauw
The search for a new director for DePauw University's Prindle Institute for Ethics is winding down. The current director of the Prindle Center, Bob Steele...
University seeks student and faculty input for new curator of Peeler...
Over 30 students and faculty members filled the Andy Warhol exhibit Thursday seeking to meet the first of three candidates being interviewed for the...
Wabash employee suspected of double homicide found dead, financial motivation identified
Wabash College employee Lucius Oliver Hamilton III, suspected of killing his niece and her 4-year-old son, was reportedly found dead Wednesday afternoon...
Leslie Odom Jr. heads to DePauw for Ubben Lecture
Leslie Odom Jr., the Tony-winning actor for his work as Aaron Burr in the Broadway musical “Hamilton,” will deliver the first Ubben Lecture of...
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...
Renowned veteran talks to students about experiences in Afghanistan
Craig Mullaney graduated second in his class from West Point, served in Afghanistan, attended Oxford College on a Rhodes Scholarship, worked in the Pentagon,...
"Not Just Jingle Bells or Silver Bells": A Look Inside Campanology
Every weekday morning seven people gather in the basement of the Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church in the hopes of becoming a singular instrument. DePauw...