Ron Paul editorial claims unwarranted and unfounded
As a recent graduate and former staff member of The DePauw, it's with deep disappointment that I feel compelled to submit this letter in...
Overstepped boundaries leads to reexamination of ethical journalism
The four tenents of the Society of Professional Journalism's Code of Ethics are as follows: seek truth and report it, minimize harm, act independently,...
OPINION: There is no one solution to the campus climate tension
Oksana Polhuy, ’14 COURTEST OF LARRY LIGGET I have been observing campus climate tension at DePauw University as a student and...
OPINION: Life Outside the DePauw Bubble
I did it. I popped the bubble. The DePauw “bubble” that is. As a native Chicagoan, this past summer I left the DePauw bubble...
From The Prindle Post:
Ponds on the Ocean by NASA Goddard Space Flight via flickr (licensed under CC BY 2.0) Religion has been...
Government shutdown is more than furloughs
When the US government shut down last Tuesday following the debate over the Affordable Healthcare Act, the American people groaned. Some implications of the...
The Horrors of Ignorance
This spooky season, the worst of specters that continues to haunt us all is that of blackface. Scarier than the masks of Michael Myers...
Avoiding the trap of the Greek elitist
As we proceed in our life journeys, we will face many forks in the road. At DePauw, Greek life is one of those major...
Capital punishment creates ethical dilemma for legal system
Over the past few days, The Prindle Institute held events concerning ethics and capital punishment. From a showing of "The Green Mile" to guest...