Day of Dialogue 5.0 planners considering making the annual event mandatory
Interested faculty, staff and students met Feb. 26 to kick off planning for the upcoming Day of Dialogue. The campus-wide event is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, Sept. 25. during the 2018 fall semester.
DePauw to host panel discussion on the Kerner Commission
Three civil rights journalists will be speaking at DePauw University tomorrow evening on the findings of the Kerner Commission and its impact 50 years...
#BlackLivesMatter co-founder Opal Tometi to visit DePauw
Location update: Opal Tometi will now be speaking in Kresge Auditorium March 6 at 6pm.
21CM Initiative grows with challenges
Similar to notes on a music staff, the progress of the 21st Century Music Initiative (21CM) has had its highs and lows.
“I think...
DePauw experiences building flooding and power outage over weekend
Excessive rain caused flooding in the Union Building on Feb. 24.
Warren Whitesell, associate vice president of facilities management, did not respond to an email...
Steam leakages prompt installation of new pipeline system
Since the beginning of the Spring semester, the condensate and steam leaks have become apparent throughout the campus, leading DePauw University to implement a...
First official mold report of the semester by Hogate Hall resident
Although there has been recent talk of mold by Hogate residents, this is the first official mold report of the school year.
Out with the old: Students report current issues with Hogate and...
As of January 2017, College Street Hall was still experiencing mold-related issues, more than two years after the mold problem in two of DePauw...
Render report jumpstarts change on campus for Generation Z efforts
After a $15,000 contract, DePauw University is revamping its admissions program, starting with its tour guides.
According to Robert “Bobby” Andrews, vice president for...
DSG implements new funding techniques
The mode of allocation for DePauw University’s student organizations is shifting to one that is leaving several student groups with less overall funding for...