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DePauw Drops to 10-4 after Loss and Unbeaten and Second-ranked Emory
DePauw's men wrapped up their spring break trip at second-ranked Emory and dropped a 9-0 decision to the Eagles
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Vernon Jordan '57 to Speak at National Portrait Gallery Next Week
"Share the experience of being a 'Living Self-Portrait' on April 9, when civil rights icon and portrait subject Vernon Jordan '57 shares his story with former museum director Marc Pachter in a lecture...
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Sophomore Learning Valuable Lessons About Coaching Basketball
As a student assistant for DePauw University's men's basketball team, sophomore Tyler Notch "is learning everything it takes to coach at the collegiate level," notes a story in the Wyoming...
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#18 Tigers Sweep Denison; Extend Win Streak to 11
DePauw completed its North Coast Athletic Conference series sweep at Denison with a pair of wins today as the Tigers took game one by an 18-5 count and won the nightcap, 6-0
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Fulbright Award Recipient Case Nafziger '12 Will Teach in South Korea
DePauw University senior Case M. Nafziger will spend the upcoming academic year in South Korea teaching English as a result of being awarded an English Teaching Assistant grant through the 2012-13...
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Senior Honored by American College Personnel Association
DePauw University senior Luke P. Bretscher has been recognized with the "Outstanding Undergraduate Student" award by the American College Personnel Association's Commission for Admissions, Orientation,...
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Humanimalia
Professor Istvan Csicsery-Ronay founded an online home for scholars in the maturing field of human-animal studies.
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Senior Catie Baker Awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
DePauw University senior Catherine "Catie" Baker has been awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to support Ph.D. studies she will begin in Fall 2012.
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NBC's 'Co-Host' Role for Sarah Palin Not Appropriate: Prof. Jeff McCall '76
NBC's announcement that former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin will serve as "co-host" of the Today Show tomorrow morning is analyzed by the Christian Science...
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DePauw Joins National Foundation for Cancer Research for “Beat Cancer...
The DePauw University softball team is joining hands with the National Foundation for Cancer Research to participate in a national yearlong campaign entitled “Beat Cancer with a Bat.”
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Prof. Kevin Howley Contributes to Popularizing Research
Kevin Howley, associate professor of communication and theatre at DePauw University, authored a chapter which is published in Popularizing Research: Engaging New Genres, Media, and Audiences.
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Mike Howland '02 Picks Up 2 'Coach of the Year' Awards
Mike Howland '02 has been named Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Class 3A/4A District 4 Co-Coach of the Year and was East Suburban Catholic Conference Coach of the Year.
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Women in Computer Science Earn Awards at Conference
Allana Johnson ’13 was awarded a full scholarship to attend the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing Conference in Baltimore, Md. this fall.
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Tusha Mittal '06 Honored for Her Reporting
Tusha Mittal, a reporter in the Kolkata (Calcutta) news bureau of Tehelka, a weekly news magazine in India, is the 2012 recipient of the Chameli Devi Jain Award for "Outstanding Woman Mediaperson."
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Prof. Joe Heithaus to Read From Poison Sonnets April 11
Joseph Heithaus, University Professor and professor of English at DePauw University, will read from his collection of poems, Poison Sonnets, at a Wednesday, April 11 event.
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Network Morning Shows Take "Sharp Turn in a Shrill Direction," Says Prof....
On network morning news programs, "this week’s hosting battle is a bad sign, says Mark Tatge, a journalism professor at DePauw University in Indiana," reports the Christian Science Monitor.
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Lakota Sioux Dance Theatre Coming for April 18 Performance
Combining myth, music and dance with intricate costumes, the Lakota Sioux Dance Theatre will be performing at DePauw University on Wednesday, April 18.
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#10 Tigers Split Twinbill with Battling Bishops
After dropping a 1-0 decision to Ohio Wesleyan in 10 innings in game one, DePauw came back to take a 7-6 win in the nightcap
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Junior Tyler Perfitt is Second Goldwater Scholarship Winner
Tyler Perfitt, a junior at DePauw University, is the winner of a 2012 award from the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Program. A biology and Spanish double major with a minor...
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Court of Appeals Holds Oral Arguments Here April 17
The Indiana Court of Appeals will come to campus of DePauw University on Tuesday, April 17, and the public is invited to observe. The court will hear oral arguments in the case of Duane T. Lee vs....
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