DePauw's Hook-up Culture
Tinder's plague has officially broken out, and now it's easier than ever to judge a book by its cover. The iPhone app is fun...
A Break from the Daily Grind
Perhaps you have successfully avoided pulling out your syllabus, or maybe you're among the few who have already been keeping a close eye on...
Love: Why Can't We Study It?
Now that Valentine's Day is sufficiently behind us, those who despise the holiday can relax because there are 360 days (sorry to remind you)...
Heeding Bernstein's Call to Seek Truth
Here's the thing about being a college student. There is a serious disconnect between the open, thoughtful and educational environment we all experience in lecture...
Take Personal Responsibility
There's a saying that I really like by a man that I really don't like: Ross Perot. He said, "If you see a snake,...
Greek organizations must live up to their letters
Greek social life on campus is in full swing. For new members, last week was full of excitement with bid night for fraternities, bid...
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...
A chance for a sustainable legacy with Hoover Dining Hall
The construction of the new Hoover Dining Hall offers DePauw a rare opportunity to lead liberal arts colleges in the field of sustainability. As...
To the Board of Trustees, thank you
In just the past week, DePauw has gained $31 million in donations from members of the board of trustees and alums for the programming...
Mass transit in Indy would be a win for DePauw
I was born and raised in Indianapolis. Reggie Miller and Peyton Manning are my childhood sports heroes. I love all things college basketball (go...