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Courtney Fischer '07 Now Reporting for Pittsburgh's WTAE
"For many in the TV news business, the jump from city to city is guided by the head, and not the heart," begins a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article. "Courtney Fischer, 28, hopes she can have the best of...
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Fox News Anchor Bret Baier '92 Returns to DePauw for Event on October 12, Old...
Bret Baier, the 1992 DePauw University graduate who anchors Fox News Channel’s Special Report with Bret Baier, the number one cable news program in its time slot, will return to his alma mater as part...
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Leanna Walther '87 Joins Board of Lake Forest Graduate School of Management
Leanna J. Walther, a human resources executive and 1987 graduate of DePauw University, has been appointed to the board of directors of Lake Forest Graduate School of Management in Illinois. Walther is...
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Digital Gaming Re-imagines the Middle Ages Includes Essay by Prof. Harry Brown
Harry J. Brown, associate professor of English at DePauw University, contributes an essay to Digital Gaming Re-imagines the Middle Ages. Edited by Daniel T. Kline, the new book is part of the Routledge...
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'On the Shoulders of Ancestors: The Art of Willis Bing Davis' Opens at Peeler...
Artist and educator Willis “Bing” Davis. a 1959 graduate of DePauw University, returns to his alma mater this month to celebrate an art career spanning more than 46 years of teaching, exhibitions,...
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American Cancer Society Names Sally Cowal '66 Sr. VP, Global Health
Sally Cowal, a 1966 graduate of DePauw University, has been appointed senior vice president, global health, for the American Cancer Society. "A former U.S. ambassador and U.S. Foreign Service officer,...
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President Oxnam to Present Commencement Address at Boston University
DePauw University President G. Bromley Oxnam will deliver the principal address at Boston University's commencement exercises, scheduled to take place on June 16. It is expected that approximately...
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Prof. Eugene Gloria to Present Reading at Cleveland's Museum of Contemporary Art
Eugene Gloria, associate professor of English at DePauw University and winner of the 2013 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award, will appear at Cleveland's Museum of Contemporary Art on September 11.
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Prof. Doug Harms is Again an ICC Faculty Fellow
Douglas E. Harms, professor of computer science at DePauw University, will spend the 2013-14 academic year as an Indiana Campus Compact Faculty Fellow. It is the second consecutive year that Dr. Harms...
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"A Different Tone" Draws Non-Traditional Fox News Viewers to The Five, Says...
The unusual rating success of the Fox News program The Five in Democrat-leaning Palm Beach County is analyzed by DePauw Professor Jeffrey M. McCall '76.
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Prof. Art Evans Revives a "Lost Treasure" of Jules Verne, Travel Scholarships
Arthur B. Evans, professor of Modern Languages (French) at DePauw University, has published a new translation of Jules Verne's Travel Scholarships. The book is the latest entry in the Wesleyan...
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DePauw Panhellenic Council Receives Top Award
The National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), one of the nation’s largest advocacy organizations for women, is recognizing College Panhellenic organizations at 33 colleges and universities across the...
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Cartoonist Rob Harrell '91 Authors Monster on the Hill
Rob Harrell, a 1991 graduate of DePauw University, has published his first graphic novel, Monster on the Hill. Published by Top Shelf Productions, the book has just been released.
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Chase Hall '13, Recipient of Prestigious Fellowship, is Featured in Article...
"Whether you major in anthropology or chemical engineering, companies are looking for a skill set that may go beyond your school's core curriculum," reports CNBC in a story that quotes Chase Hall, a...
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Prof. Jeff McCall '76 Sees "Crash" Coming to Cable TV Sports Industry
"Sports fees paid by cable, satellite and telco TV companies are on pace to increase 12% in 2013, to $17.2 billion, according to research firm SNL Kagan," reports Variety in a story that quotes...
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Prof. Bob Dewey Among Presenters at Fiji Rugby Centenary Conference
Robert Dewey, assistant professor of history at DePauw University, will be among the presenters at the Fiji Rugby Centenary Conference, hosted by the University of the South Pacific (USP) in Suva, Fiji...
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Margaret Sutherlin '10 Joins Magazine as Editorial Assistant
Margaret A. Sutherlin, a 2010 graduate of DePauw University, has been named editorial assistant at Footwear News.
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Library Journal Reviews Book by Prof. John Schlotterbeck
Library Journal reviews two entries in Greenwood Press' "Daily Life Through History" series, including Daily Life in the Colonial South by John Schlotterbeck, professor of history at DePauw University.
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Anne Keller '96 Returns to Her Family's Roots
"Anne E. Keller's family has been farming since her forebears arrived in Jackson County, near Seymour, Ind., more than 150 years ago, and she has never quit working closely with her mother on the...
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Tickets for School of Music's Guest Artist Series -- Featuring Fernando...
Artists who have won a total of 16 Grammy Awards -- including Bobby McFerrin, Fernando Otero, and the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra -- will perform at the DePauw University School of Music during...
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