Tag: News
First faculty meeting of academic year
Faculty remembrances were given for Clinton Burke Gass and Byron W. “Bill” Daynes. President Brian Casey thanked the faculty for support in setting...
Technology change causes confusion among professors
The phrase “technical difficulties” has taken on a new meaning in classrooms this fall. In many of the classrooms at DePauw University, technology...
The Hubbard Center to reopen on Tuesday
In a week DePauw students will have a fresh, new place to plan their study abroad trips and organize their...
Faculty representatives selected for presidential search committee
Pam Propsom, professor of psychology and chair of the faculty Governance Committee, announced via email the four professors that will serve on the presidential search...
Greencastle graffiti vandal found and arrested
As reported by the Banner Graphic, the suspect in local church vandalism from the Aug. 14 incidents has turned himself into police as of...
Campus Wi-Fi gets a facelift
Last year the number of client devices in the DePauw community outgrew the capacity of our campus Wi-Fi's capabilities. At the end of the...
DePauw alumnus makes history, will come back to DePauw for second...
Talk has begun as to who is going to homecoming this fall: Douglas Hallward-Driemeier’s homecoming that is. DePauw University alumnus Douglas Hallward-Driemeier, ’89...
Civic Fellows recruit record numbers for Service Plunge
Though alluring, the free t-shirts and donuts were not the culprit for the record-breaking flood of Service Plunge volunteers.Instead, it was the opportunity to...
Collaboration between Hendricks Regional Health and DePauw results in wellness center...
Dealing with the “DePlague” just got easier. Students no longer have to pick up the phone or wait until the office opens to...
New greek life coordinators take office
The office of Fraternity and Sorority Life has just initiated its newest pledge class. This year, JaMon Paschall and Nick Stepaniak join Margaret...
