Tag: Depauw
Have Pandemic, Will Travel
The COVID-19 pandemic halted DePauw University’s Winter Terms, semester study abroad programs, and May Terms in Spring 2020. Many students who were abroad during...
Poetry Opens the Door to the Whole World
Sitting under the sun on a Friday morning, English professor Joe Heithaus took notice of the sweetgum tree in front of the Memorial Student...
Q&A with Guinness World Record Holder Cole Hetzel
You may not have heard about it yet, but a Guinness World Record holder walks among us. Here on campus, first-year Cole Hetzel is...
DePauw Alum Brittney Brumfield Rocking Thursday Nights at Moores
Moores Bar and Grille has been a lively part of the Greencastle community since the late 1940’s, and now they will be hosting DePauw...
Longden Tunnels to be Removed
Residents of Bishop Roberts and Longden first-year residence halls have likely noticed that the tunnels connecting the two historic buildings have been blocked off...
DePauw Scraps Gold Committment
DePauw’s University’s Gold Commitment program, which began in 2018, is coming to an end due to lack of student interest, according to the program’s...
Mid-Autumn Festival: A Closer Look at Asian Cultures
Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as Moon Festival or Mooncake Festival, is a traditional Chinese festival that is honored by many East and Southeast Asian...
“The Spitfire Grill”: DePauw Theatre Comes Back
After a year and a half of Zoom performances, DePauw theatre returned with their first musical: “The Spitfire Grill.” The play was performed at...
Making History: Inauguration of DePauw's 21st President
DePauw University’s 21st President, Dr. Lori S. White, will celebrate her official inauguration on Friday, Oct. 1 from 2-4 p.m. on the East College...
Richard E. Peeler Art Center’s Newest Art Galleries and Visual Arts...
In recent weeks, the DePauw community has witnessed a series of new art galleries on campus, including visual arts experiences in several forms.
All three...