Tag: News
As Greencastle's population grows, so does its plumbing system
A city wide boil order was issued stating that no water should be consumed unless boiled on Friday, Sept. 18. While the order has since...
Students working to bring LGBTQ house to campus
LGBTQ students are looking for a safe space to come together, especially after Wednesdays brush with Christian radicals. And the university has such a...
Semesters behind: DePauw's transfer students adjust to campus
Zach Schiller’s DePauw story starts far from the state of Indiana. Schiller found DePauw after attending summer camp with current DePauw student...
Students gather to discuss confrontational evangelical Christian group's protests
Protesters stood on the corner of Locust and Hanna telling students at DePauw University "You deserve to go to hell." REBECA BAGDOCIMO /...
Boil order lifted, DePauw and local businesses forced to adjust over...
The boil order has been lifted and Greencastle can drink its water once more. As sent out in an email to students,...
Tailgating tunes; restrictions on tailgating lifted for the first home game...
REBECA BAGDOCIMO / THE DEPAUW Tis’ the season for Tiger tailgates. This weekend’s home football game called for students...
The 2020 experience
As the leaves start to change and summer turns the corner into fall, another season officially comes underway on college campuses: recruitment for the...
WICS promote women in computer science
The starting salary for a 2015 graduate with a degree in computer science is $52,237, according to forbes.com, but even with the allure of...
Inaugural Alumni Fellow attracts full house
Students filed into an oversold Watson Forum to hear Steve Sear ’87, senior vise president of global sales for Delta Airlines, give a speech...
Administration contemplates tearing down Hub before Hoover opens
The Den, the Inn at DePauw’s social center and food trucks all have one thing in common: they’re potential solutions to the...