DePauw Greek Week: Unifying or divisive?
You might have noticed students around campus this week clad in greek letters eating Marvin's at nauseating speeds, running across Bowman Park with eggs...
OPINION: Greek life and inclusion at DePauw
Greek life is deeply rooted at DePauw. The first Greek organization came to campus in 1845, before DePauw was even named DePauw University. Roughly...
LTE: Association of African American Students #DoneWithDialogue
Dear DePauw Community,
The Association of African American Students pens this letter in grave disappointment of this year’s Day of Dialogue and the preceding days....
Off-campus employment breaks down town-gown divide
At DePauw, we frequently joke about the campus as a bubble from which students are shielded from reality. Whether we're paying for our dinner at...
Change in the Middle East: Why this time is different
As I walk around campus, friends, professors and fellow students are curious to know my take — as an Arab-American and political science student...
Bring back the Bell
In the past, I may have agreed with you, but watching the Cubs break their own Billy Goat Curse I can feel the sports Gods are changing their paradigms
Tanning - the guilty pleasure I just can't give up
As the snow begins to fall and the weather continues to drop, the last remnants of summer tans fade away. As students realize their...
Photopinion: what are you looking forward to for spring break?
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Why The DePauw prints names in crime stories
As you will likely have noticed, three names of our peers are published in our Campus Crime section as well as in the front-page...
OPINION: A hard look at misogyny in the Greek system
My first year on campus, I wrote a column that took a critical look at misogyny in Interfraternity Council (IFC) recruitment. At the time,...