DePauw Discourse is a new University tradition of alumni and friends, distinguished guests, faculty and students participating in stimulating discourse about important public issues and popular topics of the day.
Discourse Links
- Contact Staff
- DePauw Discourse 2004: Issues for America
- DePauw Discourse 2005 - on Ethics and Leadership
- DePauw Discourse 2006: Issues for America
- DePauw Discourse 2007: Sustainability and Global Citizenship
Related Links
- Annual Fund
- Alumni Relations
- Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics
- Boswell Symposium: Grassroots Environmental Activism
- ArtsFest 2007: Art & the Environment
DePauw Discourse 2008:
America's Role in the World
Save the dates: Sept. 18-20
More information to come soon . . .
Discourse 2007 Recap
Incremental Environmental Change "No Longer is Appropriate," Bill McKibben Tells Opening Discourse Sesssion
Saving Our "Ocean Planet" is Critical, Wallace J. Nichols '89 Tells DePauw Discourse
"Nature is the Infrastructure of Our Communities," Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says in DePauw Discourse Keynote
Discourse 2006 Recap
Discourse Video on DePauw TV (made possible by Quickstream.tv and Twelve Oaks Media) 
"No Easy Solution" in Iraq, Lee Hamilton `52 Tells Discourse Audience article- U.S. Education Secretary Praises DePauw's Internationalization Initiative
- Headlines Belie Strength of U.S. Economy, Presidential Advisor Allan Hubbard Says
- Taylor Branch Discusses the Biographer's Craft
- Americans Worried about Nation that's "Moving Backwards," New York Times' Bob Herbert Reports
- Forum Explores Ethics Cauldron
