Tag: Depauw
Campus Safety Tips for First-Years
DePauw’s class of 2027 has arrived, and the academic year is in full swing. For first-years, the transition to collegiate life brings plenty of...
Indiana Latinx Leadership Conference Fosters Cultural Conversations
To celebrate high school and college students with Latin American and Caribbean heritage, the 2023 Indiana Latinx Leadership Conference was conducted March 4 at...
A forgotten past: DePauw’s School of Nursing
In 1929, DePauw University first affiliated with the School of Nursing at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, according to “The DePauw School of Nursing: A...
DePauw’s COVID status moves from Red to Orange
Since Dec. 27, DePauw has reported 75 positive cases of COVID-19, of which 59 are students and 16 are employees. With a large number...
Jonathan Rauch addresses campus on freedom of speech
On Thursday, Feb. 10, DePauw welcomed Brookings Institution senior fellow Jonathan Rauch - a long-time author, journalist, and activist, to have a conversation with...
DePauw Remains Red: COVID-19 Update
DePauw’s COVID-19 status remains Red as spring term commences this week, according to DePauw’s COVID-19 Dashboard, updated on Feb. 1 at 8:30 a.m.
“During the...
Home Away From Home: Host Family Program for International Students at...
At DePauw, International Student Affairs helps students learn about U.S. culture and enhances relationships between international students and domestic citizens by connecting them with...
What's In Your Dorm Room?
As students congregate at DePauw from all around the world, their dorm room becomes their home away from home. The decorations chosen usually reflects...
Megan Hammerle, Never Forgotten
Right outside of Lucy Residence Hall facing the Rector Village lawn, a festive bench is always dressed to the nines. The bench is dedicated...
127th Monon Prediction
There’s Alabama vs. Auburn, Texas vs. Oklahoma, Michigan vs. Michigan State, Notre Dame vs. USC, Indiana vs. Purdue, and then DePauw vs. Wabash. After...
