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CEO John Kite '87 is Growing His Real Estate Company
"We went from being a company that owned 70 properties and 10 million square feet, to a company that owns 133 properties and 21 million square feet," John Kite, CEO of Kite Realty Group Trust and 1987...
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Reality TV "A Highly Perishable Commodity," Says Prof. Jeff McCall '76
A Los Angeles Times story on the television reality show Duck Dynasty includes comments from DePauw Professor Jeffrey M. McCall.
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Northrop Grumman Promotes Diane Daegele '83 to VP of Business Management
Diane Daegele, a 1983 graduate of DePauw University, has been appointed vice president of business management for the unmanned systems division of Northrop Grumman Corporation's (NYSE: NOC) aerospace...
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Mark Robertson '72 Authors Alternative Fees for Business Lawyers and Their...
Mark A. Robertson, a 1972 graduate of DePauw University, is the author of Alternative Fees for Business Lawyers and Their Clients. The book has been published by the American Bar Association.
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Steve Harvey Show and Producer Kevin Hurley '00 Celebrate Daytime Emmy Win
Kevin Hurley, a producer of TV's Steve Harvey Show and 2000 graduate of DePauw University, is the winner of a 2014 Daytime Emmy Award. The program was honored with the award for "outstanding...
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Artist Steven Vaughan '82 Makes "Aggressive Statement About the Lust for Power"
Artist Steven Vaughan "has led a tripartite career," notes a story in Indiana's Lafayette Journal & Courier. "He graduated from DePauw University, then studied commercial filmmaking at the Art...
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Mike Howland '02 Named Director of Basketball Operations at Missouri State U
Mike Howland, a 2002 graduate of DePauw University, has been appointed director of basketball operations at Missouri State University.
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Jeff Bowe '85 Leading Catawba College's School of Evening and Graduate Studies
Jeffrey J. Bowe, a 1985 graduate of DePauw University, has been named the interim director of Catawba College's School of Evening and Graduate Studies.
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Prof. Arthur Evans Publishes Vintage Visions: Essays on Early Science Fiction
Arthur B. Evans, professor of modern languages (French) at DePauw University, is the editor of Vintage Visions: Essays on Early Science Fiction. The book, described as "a seminal collection of...
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Mark Farmer '05 Selected as Member of Leadership Louisville Class of 2015
Mark J. Farmer, a partner in the law firm of Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs and 2005 graduate of DePauw University, has been selected as a member of the Leadership Louisville Class of 2015, the Leadership...
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Washington Post Interviews J. Nichols '89
"Wallace J. Nichols spent nearly two decades as a marine biologist studying Pacific Ocean sea turtles and working with fishermen in Baja California, Mexico, to protect the turtles from poachers," notes...
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Advantages of Incumbents in Congress "Baked Into the System": Lee Hamilton '52
"It’s really no mystery that incumbent members get re-elected," in the view of veteran statesman Lee Hamilton. "Their advantages are baked into the system."
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Sara Dungan '01 Appointed Magistrate of Indiana County's Courts
Sara (Chamness) Dungan, a 2001 graduate of DePauw University, has been appointed magistrate of Indiana's Morgan County Circuit and Superior Courts.
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November's 121st Monon Bell Classic Will Again Be Seen Nationally on AXS TV
For a tenth year, fans of one of college football's oldest and closest college rivalries, the Monon Bell Classic, will be able to see the game across America on AXS TV. The 121st football game between...
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Emerging Genre of 'Cli-Fi' Includes Book by Barbara Kingsolver '77
"Is climate change due for an Uncle Tom's Cabin moment?," asks the Washington Post's Daniel Bloom. "The 1852 bestseller helped transform abolitionism into a mainstream cause. Now, 'cli-fi' is trying to...
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DePauw Recognized for Academics by AVCA
The DePauw volleyball team was honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Association as a recipient of the AVCA Team Academic Award for the 2013-14 year
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New Display at Indy Airport Honors Col. Weir Cook '16
"A new art project at Indianapolis International Airport pays homage to the airfield's former namesake," reports the Indianapolis Star. "Travelers will pass the new project as they walk from the ticket...
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Ebola Researcher Prof. Sharon Crary Writes of the Virus, Its Toll, and Its...
"Anyone who has worked in a maximum containment lab with Ebola virus has had that moment when a headache starts and you wonder: 'Is this it? Did I do something wrong in lab? Did I infect myself?',"...
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Founding of ESPN by Bill Rasmussen '54 Highlighted in Sports Illustrated's...
The 60th anniversary issue of Sports Illustrated, on newsstands now, highlights some of the most memorable moments in athletics over the past six decades, including the founding of ESPN by Bill...
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Washington Post Book Review Praises "Fascinating Study" by Wallace J. Nichols...
In a Washington Post book review, Nicola Joyce states that "it’s no surprise that I’ve headed to the beach to read Blue Mind. The author, Wallace J. Nichols, would tell me that I sought out the nearest...
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