Tag: Depauw
An argument for having kegs at parties
As a Vice President of a Greek chapter, one of my responsibilities is making sure everyone is safe at our registered parties. As a...
DePauw Dining Offers Halal Food Options in Response to Student Demand
DePauw Dining and Bon Appetite started providing Halal chicken and beef options at Hoover Hall in response to a growing demand from the student...
Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner “a down to earth person:” Malala...
From the paradise of Pakistan’s Swat Valley to the bustling streets of Birmingham England, Malala Yousafzai’s journey made a highly anticipated stop in Greencastle...
Women’s Soccer’s loss a “Learning Experience”
The DePauw University women’s soccer team was beaten by defending national champion, Washington University-St. Louis (WashU) 4-1 at Reavis Stadium on Friday night.
“Those...
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...
Music, food, and cornhole: The eighth annual Greencastle Music Festival draws...
Laughter and music filled the town square on Saturday’s eighth annual Greencastle Music Festival.
Last Saturday, August 26, the Greencastle Music Fest brought energetic musical...
Former DePauw women’s soccer coach passes away
DePauw Women’s Soccer lost a member of its family in former head coach John Carter, who passed away unexpectedly yesterday.
The official announcement came through...
The Female Gaze Column: Why ‘Dunkirk’ was my favorite summer film
The summer of 2017 had a packed slate of movies. Between “Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2” to “Atomic Blonde,” studios were competing...
Interview with Emily McWilliams, Nancy Schaenen Scholar
Emily McWilliams recently joined the DePauw University faculty as the 2017-2018 Nancy Schaenen Endowed Visiting Scholar of Ethics at the Prindle Institute.
As the...
Giving Shakespeare a facelift: “The Taming of the Shrew” at Shakespeare...
What has gender-blind roles, a bee suit, and an early 1900s twist? This year’s annual production of Shakespeare in the Park.
“The Taming of...