Alumni news roundup - Nov. 16, 2020
Mystery writer Connie Berry ’67 and latest book featured on Buckeye Crime Writers website.
Kent Madden ’94 set to become co-CIO at Macquarie Investments Management.
“Time to move on,” Dan Quayle ’69 says in New York Times about Trump presidential transition.
North Carolina artist Andi Sobbe ’73 talks about her career as a potter.
Penn State laureate David Witwer ’85 talks about his upcoming book.
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Athletics
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Women's Soccer - Women’s Soccer Falls to Rose-Hulman 2-0
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Volleyball - Tigers Move to 9-3 with Win at Rose-Hulman
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Men's Soccer - Bell Chosen NCAC Men's Soccer Athlete of the Week
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News
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DePauw and Wabash Announce Venue for 132nd Monon Bell Classic
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DePauw Earns Positive Outlook from Moody's, Backed by Record Philanthropy and Financial Growth
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DePauw Students Return to Top Three of Risk Management Competition
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People & Profiles
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In Brian Wright’s Lab, Student Research Meets Real-World Impact
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Empie, Party of Five: One Family’s Unique DePauw Bond
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Entrepreneurs Eric Fruth ’02 and Matt DeLeon ’02 Are Running More Than a Business
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