Before the semester winds to a close, we would like to belatedly congratulate the Prindle Institute for Ethics on hosting the wonderful symposium, “The Ethics of Communicating About Climate Change.” The speakers were top-notch, engagement among students, faculty, and staff was high, and the issues relevant.
In honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Code T.E.A.L. will be hosting its annual Code T.E.A.L. Week to ignitediscussion about sexual assault on campus between students, staff and faculty.
Student government met to discuss the recent acts of vandalism and online activity (e.g., Facebook groups and targeted blog posts) and decided that student government should not be any sort of "enforcement" board, but also concluded that most of these actions display an unacceptable disrespect and destruction.
DePauw seniors need to make the most of the commencement speaker, Teach for America co-CEO Elisa Villanueva Beard, regardless of their opinions about her selection.
DePauw alumni are disappointed in the students' response to the selection of Teach for America co-CEO Elisa Villanueva Beard's selection as commencement speaker.
On Thursday night, March 21, Russian studies and conflict studies will be hosting an open mic in honor of Pussy Riot in the Watson Auditorium from 7:30 to 11 p.m.
Christine Archer, '11, challenges the anonymous author of the blog post "There Ain't No Such Thing as a Free Beer" to a public debate on campus next week.
The blog post “There Ain’t No Such Thing as a Free Beer” on The Boulder Run, DePauw’s own rogue blog, is an unacceptable 'rape rationale' that perpetuates a rape culture.
In a reponse to "Duke Energy’s Coal Gasification Plant Leads to Higher Tuition," Angeline Protogere, '84, an employee of Duke Engery, explains that the new Edwardsport plant will be more eco-friendly and efficient than the plant currently in use.
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