Photo and Words by Grace Vanderbur On Monday February 24, the jury found Harvey Weinstein guilty of two counts of predatory sexual assault. As the case that sparked the #MeToo movement, Weinstein’s...

For the past couple years, DePauw After Dark has offered students free food and activities on the weekends. Julia Sutherlin, Assistant Dean of Campus Life, said, “The goal is just to give students something...

Baffour talks style in Ghana versus the U.S, gauging levels of drip, and having your own style  Byron: We’re here with Baffour. Definitely has a dope style. Tell me about what you’re wearing...

Culture shock is the feeling of disorientation experienced by someone who is thrust into an unfamiliar way of life. People come to DePauw from many places across the country and around the world. To help...

We sat down with senior art major Julia Briggs to talk about her studies at DePauw and her internship in Cape Town, South Africa last spring. The DePauw: What got you interested in art? Julia Briggs:...

A bumbling love story, a strong name and cucumber sandwiches encompass the comedy that is “The Importance of Being Ernest.” The expertly executed production, taking place on a small swatch of the...

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 objects and putting them out into the world where...

Meet Flynn Sheehan: a first-year from Oak Park, Illinois, member of DePauw University’s men’s soccer team, and a budding entrepreneur. Sheehan, along with a friend from his hometown, run a clothing...

To celebrate National Coming Out Day, United DePauw and Queer Students of Color (QSOC) are co-sponsoring the fifth annual Coming Out Monologues with food, friends and performance art. The event is open...

Before junior photographer Connor Burgess left to cover Milwaukee’s music festival Summerfest, his mom made him watch the 1980’s cult classic “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” It featured the...

This past weekend, audiences were transported back to the dystopian world of “Blade Runner,” a film originally written by Philip K. Dick and constructed on screen by Ridley Scott in the 1980s. The...