DePauw Stories

Campus Life/On Campus stories

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  DePauw welcomes new partner for bookstore services

  DePauw is pleased to announce a new partnership with Slingshot, an Indiana-owned, family business headquartered in Marion, Ind., to operate its cherished campus bookstore, Eli’s Books. This new partnership ensures that the familiar comforts and community spirit of Eli’s remain intact while embracing new opportunities for growth and service.

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  Four Phi Delts win Lund Scholarships for 2025-26

  Four members of Phi Delta Theta, from the Indiana Zeta chapter at DePauw University, were recognized for their scholarship, campus, and community involvement through the generosity of fraternity brother Albert L. Lund ’48.

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  The First-Year Seminar

  Roughly three dozen first-year seminars take place throughout campus every fall term. Although each one looks different from the next, these small, discussion-based classes all play a crucial role in bridging the gap between high school and college. 

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  Winter Term in Full Color

  What do you remember about DePauw winter term? For many, this now 50-year-plus tradition of the non-traditional class is the source of some of our most vivid and beloved college memories.Winter term offers DePauw students the opportunity to make an intentional choice of one course on which to exclusively focus for three weeks.

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  Trusted Advisers

  DePauw’s three schools are doing more than expanding academic offerings for students and opening the door to unprecedented interdisciplinary collaboration on campus. They’re also providing a crucial opportunity for alumni to give back in a new and meaningful way, something that several dozen alumni have embraced in their roles as inaugural members of the three recently formed school advisory boards.

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  DePauw ranks in Top 50 liberal arts colleges in 2024 US News & World Report list  

  DePauw ranks in the Top 50 liberal arts colleges in 2024 US News & World Report list and as #1 national liberal arts college in Indiana.

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