New Course Requirement: a Benefit, Burden, or Both?
It's a rare privilege for a first-year to appear in the school paper during his/her first week at college, and I was greatly honored...
EDITORIAL: Why we’re moving to one print issue a week
We, The Editorial Board of The DePauw, have decided to change the print schedule from twice a week to once a week. While we...
OPINION: The Ebola outbreak in Western Africa and the ethical implications...
Amy Brown is a junior intern at the Janet Prindle Institue for Ethics. CHRISTA SCHROEDEL / THE DEPAUW The outbreak of...
Millennials need to follow local news better
This summer I had the opportunity to work for a small town newspaper where I covered many aspects of local news such as education, local...
Editorial: Make good choices
This election season is wrapping up, and you might be thinking to yourself, it’s too early to be caring or thinking about the next...
What IS Bell Week?
The hype for Monon builds up all year, but it’s only one football game on one day. As we looked at old issues of...
President Brian Casey: Position demands public neutrality
Since arriving at DePauw University, I have received a steady stream of requests from students and others to speak out on various political and...
Searching for truth in Mexico
As we boarded the plane to Houston, on the way to Cuetzalan, Mexico for a summer research project, a woman in front of us...
OPINION: Why I #FeelTheBern
No I’m not voting Bernie for the free stuff. Sure, a $15 minimum wage would be great. As would free college tuition and health...
Monon memories, more biscuits than gravy
After years of serving food and a memorable experiences to many DePauw and Greencastle community members, the Monon Restaurant closed down unexpectedly in the middle of the day...
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Earlham Sweeps the Tigers in Women’s Volleyball in a Fierce Fight
The DePauw women’s volleyball team lost to Earlham in three sets (17-25, 17-25, 18-25) on Tuesday, Sept. 21 as Earlham’s quick offense caught the...
