Financial woes, DePauw's success forces Wabash to close
Wabash College President Kave Mann announced today the 178-year-old institution will be closing its doors for good, a decision made by its board of...
Ubben lecturers Carr and Wales discuss information, internet
Jimmy Wales and Nicholas Carr stood at different podiums, a monitor between them, for Wednesday night's Ubben lecture. But the two agreed, and shared...
Mark McCoy selected as new School of Music dean
Completing a year-long search on March 22, President Casey and a committee of students and faculty appointed accomplished composer and instructor Mark McCoy as...
Snapshot: Holi, Festival of colors
Students gather colored powder at the Holi event on the lawn between Lucy and Mason Thursday evening. Holi is a Hindu springtime festival that...
Lack of organization forces Playwright's cancellation
A long-standing DePauw tradition will not happen this spring due to a lack of time and formal organization. The Playwright's Festival, which occurs every...
Indiana to Japan: DePauw sends what it can to earthquake victims
In Japanese culture the making of origami, or a figure created out of folding a flat piece of paper, is often used as a...
Campus crime: March 14 to 31
March 14 • Mischief to vehicle • Pending | Time: Unknown | Place: Hogate Hall Parking Lot March 15 • Fire alarm • Cooking/alarm reset | Time:...
Breaking the silence: quiet spaces white paper ineffective weeks later
Students sit on the third floor of Roy O. West library in silence, interrupted only by the turning of pages and faint sounds of...
Low attendance at Jesus Jams highlights trend for DePauw Christian Fellowship
As seven people sat scattered across Peeler auditorium Sunday watching YouTube videos of various Christian artists, senior Shannon Fayson wondered what she had done...
