Early involvement, first-round overhaul proposed to IFC rush
Those eagerly awaiting fraternity recruitment may have a different rush experience from active fraternity members, as Interfraternity Council is considering changes to the rush process.
Prospective greeks would see two major changes, said Alex Kriegshauser, president of IFC.…
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Despite the light showers that passed through Greencastle this week, vegetation on campus has suffered. Due to the lack of rain and the extreme summer heat, dead grass covers patches of Bowman Park on Thursday afternoon. Photo Credit: Margaret Distler A browner shade of Greencastle
While many students are enjoying the last few weeks of warm weather outside, much of the green grass and landscape around them is dying off.
In previous years, the university maintained healthy-looking, green grass. But due to August's lack of rain and temperatures peaking north of 100 degrees, the grass has turned light-brown and dull.…
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TRAIN HARDWorking as personal trainers, students exchange roles with professors and staff members
Members of the DePauw University community searching for a personal trainer need not look any farther than the Lilly Center.
Two years ago, Roger Dortch, athletic trainer and coordinator of strength and conditioning, created DePauw's own personal training program at the behest of students requesting assistance in attaining fitness goals.…
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Senior Bridget Coleman works the sidelines at practice on Friday. On Wednesday the women's team shut out Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in its season opener. Photo Credit: Carly Pietrzak Women's soccer: Scoreless Rose-Hulman succumbs to Tigers in season opener
The DePauw women's soccer team kicked-off its regular season Wednesday night with a 4-0 shutout against Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
In the 14th minute, junior Alexandra Ehr lit up the score board from within the goalie box on sophomore Dana Sprague's assist.…
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The new logo. Photo Credit: DePauw branding gets a face lift
The observant student may have noticed a small change to DePauw University's website recently. In the upper-left corner, the type treatment of DePauw's name has changed.
Christopher Wells, vice president for communication and strategic initiatives, said the modification was made to make the website's logo match that of important documents that the university produces, such as those pertaining to campus planning.…
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