Matt Abtahi Leaves For Northwestern
Abtahi, who was named interim Director of the Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) at the beginning of this academic year, will complete his last day at DePauw on Sept. 11.
Campus Construction Aims For A More Sustainable DePauw
When classes started last week, students were met with ripped apart streets and fences around buildings like Julian, Peeler and the Green Center for...
Gift Allows Counseling Expansion
DePauw Counseling Services is expanding campus outreach this semester, thanks to a gift from an alumna and her husband.
Martha Robes ‘66 and Dana Robes...
Campaign for DePauw Largest in University History
This week the Campaign for DePauw reached $380 million in gifts and commitments, surpassing the largest campaign in the University’s history, President Mark McCoy...
President McCoy Announces Resignation, DePauw to Undergo Search for Next President
President Mark McCoy will resign following the 2019-2020 academic year following a decision made in meetings with the Board of Trustees last week. McCoy’s...
President McCoy to Resign 2019-2020 Academic Year
This story will be updated.
President Mark McCoy will resign after the 2019-2020 academic year, according to an email announcement this morning sent to students...
DePauw prepares to minimize the melt
DePauw’s incoming first-year class next fall will be 20 percent smaller than the year before - and that’s before the “melt rate”—the number of...
Learning the Limits: Campus Drinking Crisis
This school year, 19 DePauw University students were hospitalized because of alcohol poisoning. Colleges nationwide are struggling to create a campus balance that allows...
Dean of Students Takes Position at the College of Wooster
Myrna Hernandez, current Dean of Students and employee of DePauw University for 13 years, will not be returning in the fall. On July 1,...
Early numbers show significantly smaller class of 2023
Following the May 1 deadline, only 445 first-year students have committed to attending DePauw University in fall of 2019, President Mark McCoy announced at the end of Monday’s monthly faculty meeting. This means the incoming class could be nearly 20% smaller than the goal size as well as 20% smaller than the class of 2022.
