Wintry weather brings new memories
While New England has already seen a raging blizzard earlier this year, it was not until last Thursday that DePauw students saw the first...
Finding a voice, affecting change
For as long as I can remember, I believed that I had no voice. When I tried to speak up, my voice would simply...
Hanging out at Putnam County Hospital
Remember when Mrs. Johnson taught you about peer pressure and bullies in kindergarten? Don't act like your teacher's name wasn't Mrs. Johnson — every...
One-sided views of greek life
The immature actions and hateful speech of the last few months have cast a negative spotlight on the greek community and fraternities in particular. While...
Campus Climate Forum a success
Our campus has recently been awakened to the ugly effects of prejudice and intolerance. While we regret the hurt and pain that these events...
Liberal arts to get dirty on Campus Farm
For the past semester, we have been working with many dedicated students, faculty and staff to create a DePauw University Campus Farm. The current...
'Bubble' never pops
I am a 1998 alum of DePauw University, and I periodically read the The DePaw online as a way to stay informed of campus...
Bottled water, in demand
Students, have you noticed that the Hub is missing something? Bottled water was banned and it has stayed that way for way too long. I...
An open letter to the DePauw community
As faculty and staff at DePauw, we need to express four things: —Our shock and sadness at recently reported incidents of bias and intolerance on...
Student loan debt reform a sound investment
A few weeks ago, you may have seen a petition floating around Facebook: "Stimulate the Economy — Forgive Student Loans!" The reasoning was sound....
