Tag: Depauw
Giving attention to those history has erased
Photographer, Ken Gonzales-Day uses sites of lynching in California as a subject
“I choose to be an artist. There was something for me about creating...
For The Kids! DePauw Dance Marathon
After raising over $89,000 last year, DePauw Dance Marathon is trying to up their game for 2017.
This coming Saturday marks the fifth annual...
Culture and campus connect
The International Bazaar to take place on Nov. 19
For one highly anticipated day a year, DePauw’s international community gathers to share knowledge, food and...
I tried Battling Ropes and didn’t end up actually battling anyone...
When The DePauw asked for someone to write an article on the new “Battling Ropes” class offered this semester, I jumped at the opportunity....
The Female Gaze: From Serious to Satirical: the commercially-motivated rebrand of...
The seventeenth movie of the Marvel Universe debuted an innovative twist on the repetitive and familiar superhero movie. “Thor: Ragnarok” immersed audiences in a...
Bust a Fit: Aislee Nieves: New York’s finest thrifter
B: I see the outfit. Tell me about it. Tell me about the jacket. Tell me about the shirt.
A: Well, this is a dress....
The Threat of White Nationalism: DePauw’s Response
Earlier this academic year, stickers linked to a white nationalist group were found near DePauw’s campus.
According to an email sent to students from...
Krista Tippett to speak as Mendenhall Lecturer on Thursday
“Words matter. They shape the ways we understand ourselves, the way we interpret the world, and the way we treat others” said Krista Tippett...
Center for Diversity and Inclusion opens at DePauw University
Instead of tailgating in the Blackstock parking lot on Saturday morning, many students, faculty, staff and alumni chose to pack the newly completed Center...
124th Monon Bell Classic in pictures
The annual Monon Bell football game between DePauw University and Wabash College ended in a Wabash win with a final score of 22-21. Some...
