Travel off the beaten study abroad path
I step out of my centrally located, posh, high-rise apartment in Amsterdam, Holland. I feel the wind on my face, the crisp smell of...
Ted Cruz leads the Tea Party off the deep end
Twenty-one straight hours of standing and addressing the United States Senate does not sound like a productive session of Congress. Nonetheless, last Tuesday and Wednesday...
Staying informed on campus
The new academic school year calls for new ways to improve how we educate ourselves. Last year’s incidents of racial prejudice show that we...
Ridicule and Rocky Horror, enough already
I thought that college was going to be more accepting than high school. I thought that people here were going to be supportive of one...
Editorial: “The village is broken.”
Tuesday evening, the New York Times published an article on the death of Jamel Myles, a 9-year-old boy who committed suicide after facing intense...
Correction from Eye On The World
The editorial board of Eye On The World would like to call to your attention a correction in the Fall 2011 issue. The article...
A venture outside the DePauw bubble
We took a stroll down to the Putnam County Museum expecting to see a broken-down building with a few trinkets of little historical significance....
Education system concerns remain unanswered
American education is a gamble for most students and, like many Americans, their chances of hitting the lottery are slim to none. Thus, the education...
OPINION: Warnings against Greek culture
Last weekend a large amount of the freshman class of DePauw went through the Greek recruitment process. I went in with little expectations and...