While many DePauw students flock to Cafe Roy for their caffeine fix, there’s another spot that exudes warmth and familiarity - Cafe Allegro. At the heart of this cozy place are Ginny and Brian, ...

For many of us, our childhoods were built upon classic Disney films. Some of us would dress up as these fairytale characters and imagine ourselves going on our own adventures in a faraway land. As the ...

Professor David Alvarez, Associate Professor of English and Director of DePauw’s Global Studies Fellows Program, has been honored with the prestigious Fulbright Award for the academic year 2024-2025.

It is no secret that DePauw University has a diverse range of clubs to join, especially as extracurricular opportunities seem to increase year after year. No doubt, the regular and steady growth of ...

March is Women’s History Month, a time to look at the contributions and achievements of women, past and present, and to celebrate them with joy and pride. DePauw University is home to women who have ...

A sunny Saturday in Blackstock Stadium held a golden victory for Tiger fans after an outstanding 42-21 victory in the 130th Monon Bell Classic on Nov. 16. Ben Gomez ‘26 of the Tigers kicked off the ...

With over 4,000 athletes in 22 sports, Paralympic athletes have proved they’re fierce competitors. This summer, a record number of broadcasters and platforms are providing live coverage of the ...

With the Indiana weather finally committing to warming up (for real this time), we have officially reached what feels like spring! With no more cutting through academic buildings and bundling up in ...

Small businesses face constant challenges. The economy's outlook is dampened by inflation, with the Consumer Price Index at 3.2% annually for October – far above the FED's target of 2%. Inflation ...

At the Prindle Institute for Ethics on Saturday, April 5, students and faculty escaped the rainy morning to listen to several speakers talk at the Global Health Symposium sponsored by the Tumaini ...

What is the “Colleges That Change Lives" List? “Colleges That Change Lives” (CTCL) started as an instructional handbook for colleges written by DePauw alumna Loren Pope ‘33, which was first published ...

On Wednesday Sept. 25, the DePauw Men's Soccer team traveled to Holland, Michigan, for a match against #9 ranked Hope College. This was a massive game for the Tigers as they looked to build some ...