DePauw, We Still Have Questions
The staff reductions that were announced yesterday will save the university an annual amount of $4.3 million. This amount accounts for approximately 66-86 percent...
Greeks not necessarily at fault
The Putnam County hospital is no stranger to DePauw students, nor the contents of many of their stomachs. In the last week Public Safety transported...
OPINION: Pence wrong on Syrian refugees
This Monday, Governor Mike Pence said that he was halting Syrian refugee resettlement in Indiana. By Tuesday, twenty-two other state leaders had made similar...
EDITORIAL: Yik Yak: the good, the bad and the icky
Yik Yak, a new social media app, recently found its way onto DePauw University students’ smartphones. The app allows users to post 200...
Editorial: World shows support for Paris, but what about Beirut?
Three teams of terrorists organized attacks at six separate locations within the city of Paris late on Friday claiming the lives of 129 people....
Cheers, tears and jeers: Fall 2014
Cheers to students standing up for social justice on our campus. Tears to microaggressions happening on our campus. Jeers to everyone who...
OPINION: A PSA Concerning Indiana Bicycle Laws
Little 5 is only six weeks away. All across campus, seasoned and beginner cyclists are taking to the roads of Putnam County to prepare...
It's that season again: Bring out the bandwagons
With the San Francisco Giants' decisive World Series victory and the new NBA and college basketball seasons just beginning, it's time for bandwagon fans...
LETTER: Panhellenic Association on Yik Yak
LEANN BURKE / THE DEPAUW Throughout the past year, Yik Yak has impacted DePauw’s campus. For each individual, the impact...
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