A Touch of Jazz
Working at WGRE has really opened my eyes to the amount of musicians there are in the world today. I mean, I’ll get CD’s...
Divine Celebrations of the Holiday Season
It’s officially the holiday season, and many events on campus are recognizing these religious holidays. Each of these groups has their own method of...
Drowning in red ink
Drowning in the red from The DePauw on Vimeo. The face of debt isn't always easy to pick out in the DePauw crowd. A Delta...
Scheduling mishaps leave out Jewish, Muslim groups
A week ago today DePauw was getting ready for one of the biggest events of the year, Old Gold, an event which crowns kings,...
Back to School: Activities in town
Students can find plenty of resources for their spiritual lives around DePauw University. Whether you’re after a student organization, a place to reflect or...
Foreign film "Cidade de Deus" brings up controversial issues
As DePauw University students, we are seldom exposed to successful international films, so I think that we should take the time out to watch...
A look at DePauw's African American history
Swanky big band music played in Peeler Art Center room 203 on Friday evening as the "More than Uncommon: an African American Experience" exhibit...
Introducing: Access Granted DePauw
As the new school year begins, new club organizations have been created at DePauw. Some of them were introduced in the Activities Fair last...
Pulitzer Prize winner Tony Kushner speaks on campus
Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Tony Kushner will be the keynote speaker for this year’s 43rd Annual National Undergraduate Honors Conference for Communication and Theatre.
The...
WGRE Column: Summer music festival preview
As most students concentrate on adjusting to new schedules, many WGRE artists look ahead to the summer festival circuit. These enticing lineups offer some...