Finding a compromise post government shutdown
A few weeks after the government shutdown, you'd be hard pressed to find many who even recall what the shutdown was about. Few likely remember...
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...
International law a mediocre solution
I've long since lost count of how many times I've heard the words "international law" throughout the Libyan conflict and especially since bin Laden...
Letter to the Editor
This is my reaction to the opinion, "Excuse Me, But Your Privilege Is in Our Way" by Ashton Johnson. I posted this comment to...
Senior completes 'bucket list' in last days on campus
When people start assigning a number to my time left here at DePauw, I do my best to yell at them before they are...
OPINION: Why is this Black woman enraged?
I am not here to speak on behalf of all Black students. Obviously, everyone has their own DePauw experience. So, as a Black woman...
A tale of two cities: reflecting on the unpleasant and unexpected
Stewart Burns: I was out to dinner over spring break with ten fellow DePauw students. We walked into a small Mexican restaurant, not hiding the...
DePauw’s misleading rhetoric on scheduling needs to stop
Overwhelming feelings of discouragement about DePauw’s scheduling system and process are setting in. I am beginning to comprehend that as freshman, the notion of...
PhotOpinion
Find out what DePauw students are doing to avoid the sicknesses dubbed the Campus Plague in the graphic below.