Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media
Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media 25th Anniversary in April, 2016


D3TV News Program "The Source"


Students working at The DePauw


Dr. Casey on the air with WGRE

Media Fellow Bess Evans '07 talking with President Barack Obama

PULLIAM CENTER information for Spring, 2021
During the Spring, 2021 semester, the PCCM will be open 7a to 11p via Swipe Card at the north entrance across from SAE. The north and south front doors are exits only. On-campus students can access the building for work in the student media, and for class. The open areas of the building are also available for studying. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, we can accommodate no more than 6 people in the upstairs lobby, and 10 in the downstairs public area. Thank you!
For general inquiries, please email pccm@depauw.edu.
You can also contact our staff directly. (scroll right for full table on phones)
Jonathan Nichols Pethick |
Marilyn Culler |
JP Olsen |
Chris Newton |
Larry Abed |
Greg Stephan |
The Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media
Since 1991, the Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media has been a one-of-a-kind resource for college students seeking to gain experience in mass media. It houses facilities for students and faculty to explore various methods of mass communication from a truly hands-on perspective. All undergraduates have the ability to be involved in any of the media organizations housed at the PCCM, or to utilize the facilities for personal or class projects. This gives students the unique opportunity to work in the many different facilities, regardless of prior experience or course of study. In April of 2000, the facility was renamed the Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media in honor of a $5 million gift from the Pulliam Family, a prominent Indiana newspaper family.
The Center’s resources are primarily intended for a wide range of co-curricular student activities including:
- WGRE radio (the oldest originally 10-watt college FM radio station in the U.S.)
- The DePauw and thedepauw.com (the oldest college newspaper in Indiana)
- D3TV Student Television
- A Midwestern Review literary magazine
General video, audio and still photographic production, teleconferencing and large-scale audio-visual presentations are supported in the facility.
The building also serves as a home for the Media Fellows program, and as a facility for activities sponsored by faculty and staff that enhance the academic experience. The DePauw University Media Wall of Fame is also located in the PCCM.
Currently, public areas of the Pulliam Center are open 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., seven days a week, while the university is in session.