Misogyny Alive and Well on DePauw's Campus
It was 30 degrees outside, at most. I stood outside of a fraternity for my first round of men's recruitment. I tried to dispel...
Get with the co-educational times, Wabash
In 1867, DePauw University adopted the then-controversial practice of admitting women into our fine institution. In hindsight, it seems this policy is a no brainer. ...
Uniting the university
The School of Music and College of Liberal Arts are notoriously unconnected. And in the past, we've seen little effort to reconcile that separation. The...
Abuse stems from context
Four freshmen to the hospital and three welfare checks? It makes us sad to say we're not surprised. The alcohol consumption that happens at colleges...
Andy Warhol exhibit is nothing out of the ordinary
The music was carnival. The light was glowing. The food was delicious. The works were original from Andy Warhol, one of the most well-recognized...
Downsizing the discount
It's a story we've told a number of times. Annual tuition increases, student loan stress and the impact of the recession on our university...
Avoiding the trap of the Greek elitist
As we proceed in our life journeys, we will face many forks in the road. At DePauw, Greek life is one of those major...
EDITORIAL: Affordable Care Act back in front of the Supreme Court
Caption The Affordable Care Act, better known to Americans as Obamacare, is in front of the Supreme Court--again. Since being signed...
Digital Media: A “Catch 2020”
If you haven’t realized by now, 2020 has been a tumultuous year. As members of the media, our role to inform and connect the...
Exciting time for Tigers
Though the fall season has yet to end, the university should feel pretty good about its transition to the NCAC. Right now, DePauw has three...