Tag: News
Public safety uses tiered system for campus alerts
The most extreme situations will be alerted through text messages in the Emergency Notification System.
Fire burns in Mason before Thanksgiving break
Students felt the process for getting them out of the building was effective, but many wished that they were more quickly informed about the situation.
No reported rapes on DePauw’s campus make it to court in...
When it comes to charging DePauw students, particularly in relation to sexual assault, the county prosecutor does not think DePauw students should be treated any differently from Greencastle residents.
European Horizons, working thinktank comes to DePauw
With the installation of its chapter on campus, DePauw University has became the first liberal arts university to be part of the thinktank, European...
International students push for more inclusion
International students at DePauw University say they feel forgotten following changes to Greek recruitment dates early this semester.
“It’s almost like CLCD ( Campus...
Two couches and one table set ablaze
In the wake of winning the Monon Bell, three intentional fires were set on DePauw University's campus over the weekend.
The first fire was a...
Panel provides perspective on 2016 elections
DePauw University played host to its own version of a Sunday morning political talk show—complete with shouting and an array of competing perspectives.
Four Indiana...
David Cameron announced as next Ubben Lecture
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron, will be the next DePauw University's Ubben Lecturer on Thursday, Dec. 8.
Cameron who left...
Donald Trump wins with unexpected number of electoral votes
After midnight, victory for Trump became more and more likely eventually surpassing a 95 percent likelihood that he would win
DePauw Students Anxiety Soars as Presidential Results Are Announced
Despite their worries and the effect the next president will have on their lives, international students don’t get to vote.