Tag: The DePauw
Simple changes in the lineup result in a winning week for...
Two days before the Tigers traveled to face The College of Wooster, DePauw Head coach Erika Dombkowski moved first-year defender Erika Bell to the lineup on offensive corners.
Could Mike Pence Get Any Worse?
"The crisis in East Chicago does not interest Mike Pence because East Chicago is an impoverished, non-white city"
Undefeated Tigers Fall to Franklin
The Grizzlies handed the Tigers their first loss of the season.
Tiger Takeout brings food to your door
While most DePauw University students must balance homework, a social life, and extracurriculars, junior Andrew Bailey and seniors Kevin Keene and Ian Good have...
New exhibition at Peeler explores human migration and displacement
Chamberlain hopes that in light of the recent hate speech that targeted a student of color, the exhibit is more relevant to the community and will induce conversation.
Leslie Odom Jr's journey to finding his spotlight
Odem will grace the halls of the Green Center of Performing arts as the first Ubben Lecturer to include an actual performance.
21CMPosium brings musicians and scholars together
Last weekend the 21CMPosium featured a number of revolutionary music groups and workshops led by game-changers in the music community.
Students celebrate Eid with the Muslim Student Association
Eid Mubarak is one of the holiest and most important holidays and The Muslim Student Association provided free food for those who attended the event last Friday night.
President McCoy addresses biased incident at faculty meeting
McCoy noted the incident and the community responses have pushed the administration to alter its communication strategy.
