Tag: News
Non-violent fugitive’s scent traced to Rector Village, no evidence found
Senior Katherine Lesswing and one of her roommates, Ashley Sipe, heard a dog barking outside their living unit in Rector Village sometime...
It's not just Europe's problem: Fifth Compton Addressee calls to the...
“Dr. Axworthy has spent a lifetime fighting and winning on the right side of history” says Bret O’Bannon, political science director and...
BYOB: Bring your own book
“What makes the views espoused by Brother Jed’s Campus Ministries hate speech?” is the first question by the BYOB collective, a new...
DePauw alumni Hallward-Driemeier’s sixteenth Supreme Court ruling proves to be more...
Douglas Hallward-Driemeier, attorney and 1989 DePauw University graduate, speaks to students, faculty, and greencastle community members on Monday evening about his journey...
Zeta Phi Beta brings public safety and student body together as...
Since campus climate tensions began to rise two weeks ago, safety on campus has become a much discussed and controversial topic. Students are asking...
As midterms approach students cope with mounting stress
Students eagerly check their midterm grades on Monday afternoon after receiving an email announcing they had been posted. With...
Misfit service brings Christian community together on campus
The term “misfit” is often used to describe things that don’t have a place to go, that don’t fit into a box. Misfit NYC...
DePauw alum creates new college scorecard, DePauw scores high
A new college-ranking scorecard created by DePauw alum James Stewart calculates the university’s “value added.” James Stewart, a 1979 DePauw graduate and...
The history of Old Gold Day
A group of DePauw students hang over the fence while watching the Old Gold football game on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015. ...
Midterm grades for first years only, upperclassmen dissatisfied
Students study for Midterms in the Atrium of Julian. Currently students across DePauw’s campus are taking midterms, but only...
