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Prof. William Cockrum '59 Elected to Educational Housing Services Board
William Cockrum III, adjunct professor at the Anderson Graduate School of Management of UCLA (the University of California at Los Angeles) and 1959 graduate of DePauw University, has been elected to...
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DePauw Men Finish Eighth at NCAC Championships
Paced by one individual championship and another second-place finish as well as a school record, DePauw's men totaled 36.5 points and finished eighth at the North Coast Athletic Conference Indoor Track...
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Women Finish Fourth at NCAC Indoor Championships
DePauw's women set two school records and brought home one individual championship on the way to a fourth-place finish at the North Coast Athletic Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships
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Top-ranked Tigers Headed to NCAA Round of 16 for Seventh Time
DePauw's top-ranked women dominated again on the boards and committed just five turnovers on the way to a 78-51 win over Maryville (Tenn.) in the NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Championship...
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National Champs: DePauw Students Win 2013 Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl
A team of DePauw University students emerged from the Seventeeth Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Championship as the national champion. The event took place Thursday, February 28, in San Antonio, Texas,...
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DePauw Selected as Host to One of Four NCAA Women's Basketball Sectionals
Just 16 teams remain in the 64-team NCAA Division III Women's Basketball Championship and they'll battle at four sectional sites this weekend including DePauw University's Neal Fieldhouse
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Medical Bioethics Symposium, 'Dying in a Democracy,' March 11-13 at Prindle...
Two of the nation's premier bioethicists will come to DePauw University for a three-day symposium, "Dying in a Democracy: Ethics, Economics, Politics and Policy." The event, presented as the 2013...
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Nobel Prize Winner Ferid Murad '58 Returns Saturday for 175th Anniversary...
Ferid Murad, the 1958 DePauw University graduate who received the 1998 Nobel Prize in Medicine, will return to his alma mater this Saturday, March 9, to present a 175th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni...
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David Cryer '58 Joins Cast of World Premiere Musical, Somewhere in Time
"Casting is now complete for the Portland Center Stage world premiere of the new musical Somewhere in Time, starring Ryan Silverman, Hannah Elless and Marc Kudisch, which will premiere May 28," reports...
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Category-Shattering Trio, Time for Three, Performs Monday
Time for Three, described as the world’s first classically-trained "garage band," brings its music to DePauw University's Green Center for the Performing Arts next Monday, March 11. The trio --...
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Ed Garnes '99 Contributes Essay to New Anthology, Where Did Our Love Go
Edward M. Garnes Jr., a 1999 graduate of DePauw University, contributes an essay to the newly-published anthology, Where Did Our Love Go: Love and Relationships in the African American Community. The...
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Anna Cahill Leonard '88 Named President of Antenna Group
Anna Cahill Leonard, a 1988 graduate of DePauw University, has joined the strategic communications agency Antenna Group as president. "Leonard brings to Antenna Group 25 years' experience in...
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Prof. Dan Gurnon & Jacob Stanley '05 Co-Author Journal Article on...
An article recapping a DePauw University project that merged science and art has been published in the journal PLOS (Public Library of Science) Biology. "Integrating Art and Science in Undergraduate...
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Jane Stacy '34 Honored on Her 100th Birthday
"Some just can’t resist the glamour of the stage," begins a story in the Doings of Western Springs, Illinois. "But it wasn’t the spotlight that attracted a young Jane Stacy to the theater. 'I was...
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DePauw Men Drop 7-2 Decision to Butler
DePauw dropped to 1-5 on the season following a 7-2 loss to Division I Butler at the Indoor Tennis and Track Center
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Tigers Slip to 0-2 with Loss at Fontbonne
Host Fontbonne jumped out to a 4-0 lead and never trailed on the way to a 25-4 win over DePauw
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Alcoa Foundation Grant Will Boost DePauw's Recycling Efforts
Alcoa Foundation is partnering with national nonprofit Keep America Beautiful and the College & University Recycling Coalition to provide 75 recycling bins to DePauw University as part of the Alcoa...
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Sue Ansel '82 Among USA's 'Top 25 Women in Commercial Real Estate'
Susan M. Ansel, president and CEO of Gables Residential and 1982 graduate of DePauw University, is listed among the 25 "Top Women in Real Estate" in the current issue of Commercial Property Executive.
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Psychology Today Spotlights Research of Prof. Matt Hertenstein
"Probing our ability to communicate nonverbally is hardly a new psychological tack," notes a story in the March/April 2013 edition of Psychology Today, adding that "researchers have long documented the...
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McKim Observatory Seen on Magazine Cover
DePauw University's McKim Observatory is pictured on the cover of the latest issue of Indiana Preservationist magazine.
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