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D3TV Behind the Scenes

Olivia Lamb • October 7, 2020

With COVID-19 restrictions in place, the media industry has had to find creative ways to produce quality content. Such unthinkable tactics as cardboard cut-out people to supplement real audience members...

DePauw cuts cable cord, saving $140,000

Faith Scully • August 29, 2018

DePauw University has saved nearly $140,000 so far from discontinuing cable services on Aug. 3 for residential dorm rooms and Greek houses. Instead of using cable, “Students and others who wish...

OPINION: Sensational media and the Baltimore protests

Grant Skipper • April 30, 2015

Skipper is a sophomore computer science and English literature double major from Gaithersburg, Maryland. PHOTO COURTESY OF LINDA STRIGGO As someone from the greater Baltimore area, I have...

New shows coming to D3TV

Austin Candor • February 23, 2015

COURTESY OF D3TV D3TV has become a well-known entity in the world of media at DePauw University. This semester, the program is mixing the new with the old with the introduction of four new shows that...

Professor of the Week: Jeff McCall

Austin Candor • February 5, 2015

Communications professor Jeff McCall. COURTESY OF DEPAUW.EDU Communications professor Jeff McCall (’76) understands media. He knows its intentions and what drives it in our technology filled...

EDITORIAL: Workout for the right reason

The DePauw Editorial Board • September 4, 2014

DePauw University has a slew of great places for students to work out. We can take walks or go for runs in the Nature Park, exercise in the new Welch Fitness Center or dive into the pool in Erdmann Natatorium....

OPINION: Focus on the intentions of James Foley’s life, not his death

Jackson Mote • August 22, 2014

Mote is a junior French major from Indianapolis. American photojournalist James Foley was abducted on November 22nd, 2012 in northwestern Syria as he was covering the events of the Syrian Civil War....

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