Academic News
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Turning a New Page
May 15, 2013Hoang Nguyen '14 and six other DePauw students will intern at newspapers from New York to Los Angeles this summer Read More
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Science Road Show
May 8, 2013Prof. Pascal Lafontant's heart regeneration lab hit the road to show how one family of fish might have an answer for heart disease. Read More
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A Good Year for May
April 13, 2013Senior Megan May had a memorable journey on the way to her National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. Read More
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A Continuing Commitment
January 10, 2013After shaping DePauw's sustainability efforts as a student, Anthony Baratta chose to stick around. Read More
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Robert Kingsley: A Retrospective 1976-2012
December 6, 2012“Robert Kingsley: A Retrospective 1976-2012” is an exhibit representing a distinguished teaching and painting career of Professor Emeritus of Art and... Read More
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AlaskaLand
October 5, 2012Writer, producer and director Chinonye Chukwu returns to campus on Tuesday, Oct. 9 to give a public lecture and screen her first feature film, AlaskaLand... Read More
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Ethics and Children's Literature
September 5, 2012Newbery Honor author Susan Campbell Bartoletti joins writers, scholars and philosophers to discuss the ethics of children's books, Sept. 13-16. Read More
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Getting Their Hands Dirty
August 31, 2012Sophomores Danica Andersen and Kathleen Raymond-Judy spent the summer uncovering the past – and their futures. Read More
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Beyond the Borders
August 17, 2012Five films from Spain and Latin America – including an Oscar-nominated animated feature – will be shown on campus this fall. Read More
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Published
July 26, 2012Lucy Hang La ’15 wants to learn more about the American education system and thinks that Indiana is a good place to start Read More
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The Water's Edge
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The Team That Bretscher Built
June 19, 2012Mary M. Bretscher began building a successful women’s swimming and diving program from the ground up 37 years ago Read More
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The Writing Program
May 22, 2012As a first-year student, Sam K. Rumbach ’15 was part of a pilot program that helped him make the significant and often challenging transition from academic... Read More
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Antonya Nelson
May 3, 2012Students will have a unique opportunity this fall to work with nationally recognized creative writer Antonya Nelson. Read More
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Women in Computer Science Earn Awards at Conference
April 3, 2012Allana Johnson ’13 was awarded a full scholarship to attend the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing Conference in Baltimore, Md. this fall.... Read More
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Spring Spectacle of Shakespeare
March 8, 2012The second annual Spring Spectacle of Shakespeare at DePauw University is scheduled on Saturday, May 12 in Moore Theatre of the Judson and Joyce Green... Read More
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Southeast Asia Trekkers Discover Different Things
February 29, 2012For three weeks in January, DePauw students and professors toured Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, exploring cities and villages, rivers and ruins. Read More
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Saks Internship Never Goes Out of Style
February 22, 2012Seniors Julie C. Buchta, Kirsten A. Seeland and Katherine “Katie” C. Wickman spent Winter Term interning at Saks Fifth Avenue Corporate Office in Palm... Read More
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Senior Playwright Pens Award Winner
February 8, 2012Joan Catherine “ J.C.” Pankratz ’12 claims a Michael Kanin Playwriting Award, and will attend the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival in Washington... Read More
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Sweet and Savory Science
January 27, 2012The explosion of interest in food preparation and the science behind it are the focus of a Winter Term course, Sweet and Savory Science, developed by Jeffrey... Read More
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Making a Splash
January 25, 2012Prof. Jacob Hale's high-speed imaging lab has quickly become one of DePauw's hottest research destinations. Read More
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DePauw Theatre Presents Mysteries ... and Smaller Pieces Feb. 2 - 5
January 17, 2012Students in Professor Tim Good’s Winter Term class will perform Mysteries … and Smaller Pieces, which runs Feb. 2-4 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. ... Read More
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DePauw Students Become Teachers for Youth Science Club
January 16, 2012Under normal circumstances, the scene that unfolded in the Julian Science & Mathematics Center one day in late November would have been an unmitigated... Read More
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The Strategy of Strategy Games
January 11, 2012This Winter Term, Professor Howard L. Brooks is using games such as chess and Go to teach strategy — in games and in life. Read More
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Prep School's January is Modeled After DePauw's Winter Term
January 9, 2012"Students at University High School, a college prep school in Carmel, spend three weeks focused on one subject. The program is called 'January Term',"... Read More
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Getting the Shot
December 7, 2011Video journalist Ben Solomon '10 shares his experience filming short documentaries in the Middle East, freelancing for The New York Times. Read More
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Aishwarya Subbaraman '12
December 7, 2011International student Aishwarya Subbaraman '12 is at home in the world of economic policy. Read More
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Cyber Shopping While at Work? Steve Langerud Has Tips for Employers
December 3, 2011"Cyber Monday 2011 sales were up, up and up. Does that mean workplace productivity was down, down, down?," asks Human Resource Executive. The piece offers... Read More
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Whither We Will Walk
November 30, 2011A Thoreau-inspired first-year seminar sends students into the DePauw Nature Park in search of discovery. Read More
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National Survey Gives High Marks to the DePauw Experience
November 29, 2011Once again, a national study finds the academic challenges provided by DePauw University are within the top 10% of colleges in the nation and that a large... Read More
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Greeks Make A Delta Difference
November 17, 2011Students from Sigma Chi and Pi Beta Phi used time off from classes to volunteer in the Mississippi Delta. Read More
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Celebrating Diversity
November 11, 2011International Education Week is Nov. 14-19, which includes the International Bazaar on Sat., Nov. 19. Read More
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Larry G. Sutton
November 8, 2011Professor Emeritus Larry Sutton shares his thoughts on returning to campus to direct Hedda Gabler. Read More
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Fusing Art and Science
November 1, 2011A team of DePauw artists and scientists created steel sculptures that make the invisible visible. Read More
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Competition++
October 26, 2011DePauw's programming team races against the clock in a contest of nimble fingers and minds. Read More
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Zakary Phillips '12
October 21, 2011Zakary Phillips '12 discovered that incredible things can happen when you follow what you love. Read More
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Teaming Up for The Tempest
October 7, 20118 faculty members are teaching an interdisciplinary course that includes a visit by the Actors From the London Stage this week. Read More
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In The Open
October 6, 2011Interns at the Compton Center for Peace and Justice camp out to speak out. Read More
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Hail Malthus!
September 29, 2011The 2011-12 theatre season opens Oct. 6 with a darkly funny musical that addresses serious environmental issues. Read More
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Michael A. Paniccia '14
September 22, 2011Sophomore Michael A. Paniccia straddled the line between vacation and school this summer. Read More
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Black & White & Gray
September 16, 2011Game design legend Peter Molyneux joins industry insiders and academics at Ethical Inquiry through Video Game Play and Design: A Symposium, Oct. 10-12... Read More
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Professor Doug Harms
September 14, 2011Students learn computer science concepts by using robots in a pilot course designed by Professor Doug Harms. Read More
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Ni Hao DePauw
September 1, 2011A growing number of DePauw alumni-turned-teachers are making Taiwan their new home. Read More
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Gone to Gulu
August 26, 2011Adam Hawkins (above) and Max Hudson, both 2011 graduates, are raising awareness of underserved communities in Uganda. Read More
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Sidewalk Superplant
August 24, 2011DePauw researchers are uncovering the secrets of a healthy, hardy plant called purslane. Read More
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Margaret G. Musgrave '11
August 16, 2011In politics and in business, Margaret Musgrave '11 keeps things running smoothly. Read More
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Parachuting Frogs
August 11, 2011Luke Miller '14 tosses a frog into the air as part of a summer research project to study the falling behavior of frogs. Read More
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Professor Anne Harris
July 26, 2011Professor Anne Harris uses art to understand ecology in the age of kings and castles. Read More
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Environmental Fellows Program
July 15, 2011The newly established four-year Environmental Fellows Program is designed to foster an interdisciplinary understanding of environmental issues. Read More
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Dynamic Duo
July 13, 2011Stephen Worden '11 earned a rare scholarship to the University of Cambridge with a little help from his one-of-a-kind adviser. Read More