The Asbury Critic: A deal’s a deal — or is it?
From changing the amount of time shared on the iPad to stealing the leftovers in the fridge with your name that supposedly claimed ownership,...
Pop the DePauw Bubble
Do you often find yourself frustrated about on-campus issues? As college students, we worry, we’re busy, but most of all, we want change. Although...
Get to know our Editorial Board | Editorial 8/18/2017
Hey everyone! Glad to see you all back or glad to meet you all! We are the new Ed Board of The DePauw...
Teach for America doesn't meet expectations
Teach for America is kind of like communism: It's terrific in theory but problematic in practice. The government-funded program employs elite college graduates to work...
OPINION: Superheroes and comic books mirror cultural values
Taulbee Jackson is a first-year intended communications major from Cloverdale, Indiana. CHRISTA SCHROEDEL / THE DEPAUW Comic books have been one of...
OPINION: How attending the Wittenberg game can help us rescue the...
When I think about what would happen if DePauw wins the Bell this year, I get goosebumps. Imagine it. Think about how loud...
OPINION: Deconstructing Nelson Mandela's legacy
What do people talk about when they talk about Nelson Mandela? Carolyn Holmes, '06, asked this question at last week's symposium on the life and...
Picking a roommate requires a self-reflective process
Everyone can make fun of me all they want: my two obsessions in life are unicorns and the American flag, and my side of...
Beyond the Bubble: My work with Just Hope in Nicaragua
Junior Lexy Burton plays soccer with group of male students at a school located in Charaseca, Nicaragua. LEXY BURTON / THE DEPAUW ...
18-and-up bars could unify student body
The bars. The bars are something esoteric, something exclusive and something magical for a DePauw student under the age of 21. They seem to...