Sexual assault: let's start a conversation
According to the Office of Public Safety, there have been two reports of sexual assault and one report of sexual battery so far this...
OPINION: Flower-ins and Title IX — a cause for change
Cara Bargiacchi is a political science and conflict studies major from Memphis, Tennessee. Flower-ins are a DePauw tradition, and there has...
Elitist Economic Theory: A Democratic Debate Summary
As a student who has specific goals of not taking advantage of systemic inequality to further my own pursuit of wealth, I found last...
Not a trial, but a job interview.
When Judge Brett Kavanaugh was nominated to the Supreme Court by President Donald Trump on July 9, the resulting tidal wave of attention on...
Representation is necessary for mental health
My mental health reached its peak when I arrived on campus. There are multiple reasons why I’ve struggled: financially, adjusting to college level work,...
Lessons aren't learned with excessive parking fines
There is no shortage of parking at DePauw, however deciphering when and where students are allowed to park can be somewhat of a challenge....
CGPopps office becoming stronger utility for students
Despite all efforts, the Civic, Global and Professional Opportunities office is not a part of every student's four-year experience. Though with newly appointed Dean of...
DuBois’s DePauw: How does it feel to be a problem?
Herein lie buried immeasurable burdens which, if read with the utmost patience, may illustrate the strange meaning of being black on DePauw’s campus in...
EDITORIAL: Bud Light perpetuates rape culture with latest slogan on bottles
On a campus where partying is quite prevalent, it would be expected that there are DePauw University students that have reached for a Bud...
School of Music performances not just for music students
As a College of Liberal Arts student, I hear around campus from my peers that DePauw's School of Music students are not really part...