Fall colors of nearby Cataract Falls.
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Guests artists VOCES8, an a cappella group, rehearse with the DePauw Chamber Singers.
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Prof. Anne Harris specializes in medieval art history. Her classes include "Love and War in Medieval Art and Literature" and "Monsters and Marvels: Imagining the Other in Medieval Art".
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East College stands in the distance as the Hoover Gates welcome visitors to the DePauw campus.
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Sociology Professor Matthew Oware is an award-winning teacher whose research includes analysis of the construction of multiracial identity, Black masculinity in African-American expressive culture, and the Black family in American society.
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Justin Murray '16 drops back to pass in a game against Washington University-St. Louis, a game the Tigers won 17-14.
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DePauw Field Hockey battles Oberlin College at Blackstock Field
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Winter Term in Service with Timmy Global Health in Tena, Ecuador.
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A winter wonderland in the Nature Park.
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Prof. Greg Schwipps '95 teaches creative writing at DePauw, and is the author of the novel What This River Keeps, which won a Eugene & Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Award in 2010.
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1958 Graduates Tim and Sharon Ubben Commit $20 Million for Need-Based Financial Aid Endowment
President Brian W. Casey announced today that Timothy H. and Sharon W. Ubben, both 1958 graduates of DePauw, have committed a $20 million gift to the University...
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Major Gifts to Support Final Phase One Improvements to Anderson Street and East College Lawn
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Nationally recognized, DePauw provides a set of exceptional college experiences marked by intellectual rigor and shaped by a dynamic faculty. These experiences are further enhanced by an engaging residential campus community and a breadth and depth of perspectives inside and outside of the classroom.
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200students
Work each semester to keep WGRE radio on the air 24/7.
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7all-sports trophies
Won, in consecutive years, by the DePauw Tigers, including their first year in the North Coast Athletic Conference.
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160years published
The DePauw student newspaper has been in publication since 1852, making it the oldest student newspaper in Indiana at 160 years published.
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5honors & fellows programs
Ranging from Honor Scholar to programs focused on the environment, management, media and science research.