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Vote for Independence in Scotland Could Have "Domino Effect," Says Former VP...
Dan Quayle, the 44th Vice President of the United States of America and 1969 graduate of DePauw University, worries that if voters in Scotland decide to seek independence in a referendum tomorrow,...
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John Gambaiani '69 Joins S&T Bank as VP, Commercial Banker
John V. Gambaiani, a 1969 graduate of DePauw University, has joined S&T Bank (NASDAQ: STBA) as vice president, commercial banker.
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Overtime Goal Dooms Tigers
Dieter Schultz’s goal with just 11 seconds remaining in the first overtime period gave Rose-Hulman a 1-0 victory over DePauw, Wednesday night in Terre Haute
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Contemporary Art Exhibition, 'Infinite Mirror,' Showcases Shared American...
DePauw University presents "Infinite Mirror: Images of American Identity", a rich, reflective exhibition of works by 39 artists representing the vast cultural blend of modern American society....
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Newspaper Features Housecleaning Playbook Author Sid Showalter '64
"A native of Columbus, Ind., and a 1964 graduate of DePauw University, (Sid) Showalter -- a lifelong bachelor -- decided to undertake housecleaning duties when his housekeeper broke her arm. He scoured...
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Aliza Frame '05 Offers Advice for International Students
"International students should create copies and files for their immigration documents and spend time learning what they mean, says Aliza M. Frame, director of international student services at...
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Inside Higher Ed Praises New Book by Mandy Henk
Inside Higher Ed features the "short, practical, thoughtful book" by Mandy Henk, Ecology, Economy, Equity: The Path to a Carbon-Neutral Library. Henk is access services librarian with rank of associate...
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NFL Blackout Rule "Faces Fourth and Very Long": Prof. Jeff McCall '76
A newspaper column by Prof. Jeff McCall calls on the Federal Communications Commission, which "is supposed to ensure that the electronic media serve the public interest," to end its blackout rule for...
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Tigers Open NCAC Play at #18 Wittenberg
The 1-0 DePauw Tigers return to the gridiron tomorrow night when they open North Coast Athletic Conference play at #18 Wittenberg
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Pianist Barbara Nissman to Open DePauw's Faculty Select Series Wednesday
On Wednesday, September 24, local audiences have the opportunity to hear one of the great proponents of romantic pianism perform in the intimacy of DePauw University's Thompson Recital Hall, when...
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Tigers Finish Third in Little State
DePauw totaled 119 points and finished third among 20 non-Division I schools in the Little State portion of the Indiana Intercollegiates
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DePauw Finishes Fifth in Little State Portion of Indiana Intercollegiates
Bolstered by Paul Watts' 14th-place showing, DePauw finished fifth among the 20 non-Division I schools in the Little State portion of the Indiana Intercollegiates
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Archaeological Institute of America Presents Lecture on 'Floods of the Tiber...
The Archaeological Institute of America's National Lecture Program will bring Gregory Aldrete, Frankenthal Professor of History and Humanistic Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, to...
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16th-Ranked Tigers Take Down Oberlin
The 16th-ranked DePauw field hockey team picked up a 9-0 victory over Oberlin, Saturday afternoon at Reavis Stadium
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DePauw in Fifth after First of Two Rounds of Small College Classic;...
DePauw shot an opening-round 328 and is five strokes off the lead of Wittenberg and Washington University at the midway point of the DePauw Small College Classic
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#19 DePauw Extends Win Streak to 11 with Wins over Oberlin and Manchester
The 19th-ranked Tigers improved to 12-1 and extended their win streak to 11 after a pair of 3-0 wins over Oberlin and Manchester
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Tigers Tie Terriers in NCAC Opener
The DePauw women’s soccer team opened up North Coast Athletic Conference play Saturday night against Hiram College in Hiram, Ohio. Each team score twice in regulation, but neither squad could push...
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DePauw Outgains Wittenberg, but Turnovers Costly in NCAC Loss
DePauw outgained 18th-ranked Wittenberg, 427-350, but the visiting Tigers committed seven turnovers that led to 28 points as the hosts took a 34-17 win in the North Coast Athletic Conference opener for...
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Tigers Top Terriers in NCAC Opener
Jonathan Wheeler’s goal in the 70th minute lifted the DePauw men’s soccer team to a 1-0 victory over Hiram College, Saturday night in North Coast Athletic Conference action
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Peeler Center Receives Indiana Arts Commission Grant
The Richard E. Peeler Art Center Galleries at DePauw Universityis the recipient of a $4,337 grant from the Indiana Arts Commission. The award will provide crucial financial support for the traveling...
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