Tag: The DePauw
Greisy Genao self-publishes “despierta.,” writes about her identity as a queer...
The book consists of 16 poems and discusses a range of topics, from political issues to Genao’s experience as a queer Latina poet.
Review committee adjustments student evaluation of faculty
An anonymous student expressed concerns about students being directly asked for letters of recommendation.
Den closes with opening of Hoover Hall
The Hoover Hall opening may mean students won’t have to walk all the way over to the Inn at DePauw, but it does mean the closing of the Den in its current form.
Hoover opens, aims for a more inclusive dining experience
While some students are excited, others would appreciate some changes in the arrangement.
Board of trustees supports tuition hike, unveils donor portraits
The board met on campus in the days preceding Mark McCoy’s inauguration as DePauw’s 20th president.
Mark McCoy was inaugurated as DePauw’s 20th President
The ceremony was more a history of DePauw, keynote speaker Vernon Jordan, ’57 brought many people to tears in Kresge Auditorium.
Diversify your linguistics, discover new worlds
“A cappella”, “blitzkrieg”, “sofa”, “carpe diem”, “déjà vu”, “dolce vita”,
“zeitgeist”, “harem”, “tofu”, “savoir faire”, “pijama”…
As an American, you have probably heard these words...
Enough is Enough: Stop the Fire Alarms
This past Saturday, residents of Bishop Roberts suffered through their tenth false fire alarm this semester. While pulling a false fire alarm is a...
Title IX survey sent to students, incentives offered
The short survey asks students about sexual assault that they have experienced and/or witnessed.
Students have option to opt out of birthday book
When a student chooses not to disclose directory information, it is a blanket decision meaning that information cannot be released for any reason.
