DePauw Stories

Campus Life/On Campus stories

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  DePauw mourns the death of civil rights leader Vernon Jordan ’57 

  President Lori White notes that Jordan "spoke loudly – through words and deeds – as a civil rights activist and quietly as a trusted counsel to presidents."

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  DePauw's Year in Pictures

  When the Times Square Ball dropped in New York City to ring in 2020, few could have predicted the historic year that would ensue throughout the world, as well as on the DePauw University campus. 

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  Pandemic, other characteristics distinguish DePauw’s Class of ’24

  More than likely, the Class of 2024 will go down in history as the first group of students to enter college during a worldwide pandemic. But DePauw’s Class of '24 - all 397 members - has a lot of other distinctions.

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  Student creates podcast to capture seniors’ stories

  With some extra time on her hands thanks to COVID-19, Lexie Manor ’22 summoned up some lessons from her 2019 winter term course and has created a podcast that honors the lives of seniors.

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  New student-led groups step up support for DePauw-related entrepreneurs

  Let’s say you’re a DePauw student and you’ve got a promising idea for a new business. 

  Starting this fall, a new student-led organization called DePauw Innovations will provide comprehensive support to student entrepreneurs, as well as alumni and faculty and staff members who want to start a company. 

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  Students benefit – and nonprofits do too – from summer program 

  A consulting corps created in response to pandemic-induced isolation benefits students and nonprofits. 

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