Tag: DePauw Alumni
Professor Geoff Klinger ‘88 Unexpectedly Dies this Weekend
Professor of communication and DePauw alum Geoffrey “Geoff” Klinger ‘88 died unexpectedly this past weekend.
As a student at DePauw, Klinger was an economics major...
Civil Rights Leader Vernon Jordan ’57 Dies at 85
Civil rights leader and DePauw alum Vernon Jordan ‘57 died in his home surrounded by his wife and family on March 1, 2021.
Jordan held...
Embracing, Understanding & Amplifying the Black Voices of DePauw
To kick off Black History Month, alumni held a zoom panel discussion on Wednesday, Feb. 10 entitled “Embracing, Understanding & Amplifying the Black Voices...
DePauw Community Responds To Faculty Buyout
DePauw University alumni, parents and professors have responded to Monday’s announcement of 36 faculty members accepting a buyout to leave at the end of...
Hurricane Harvey hits Texas, DePauw community strongly affected
Junior Lauren Schiller's family is in the midst of the United States' most recent natural disaster, Hurricane Harvey. Fortunately, her loved ones have not...
Letter to the Editor: How Harmful is Segregated Housing to Campus...
On September 7, 2016, an article appeared in The DePauw hailing the creation of Rainbow Floor, a residential floor for members and allies of...
The Ironmen of DePauw University
Chase Hall crosses the finish line in the half Ironman in Michigam. PHOTO COURTESY OF CHASE HALL With the...
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NAIPA land acknowledgment in the works
* Article Correction- At the time of publication, NAIPA had heard back from five of the tribes included. They had yet to make contact...
