DePauw Stories

Faculty stories

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  In Brian Wright’s Lab, Student Research Meets Real-World Impact

  Professor Brian Wright has consistently carved out space for students to join him in his research. From his point of view, this collaborative element is a crucial part of scientific discovery.

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  Orcenith Smith Is Still Making Music

  As he prepares to receive an honorary degree at DePauw's 187th Commencement ceremony, Orcenith Smith reflects on 52 years of music, mentorship and the remarkable legacy he never set out to create.

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  Gary Lemon Celebrates 50 Years of Relationships and Impact

  Since 1976, Gary Lemon has been a fixture on DePauw’s campus, forming deep connections with his students and giving them a practical, well-rounded foundation that can translate to success in any field they choose to pursue.

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  Gloria Townsend Can’t Stand Still

  Many professors spend years studying their chosen discipline within a formal academic setting in order to prepare for the challenge of educating others. Gloria Townsend took a less conventional path. 

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  DePauw Adds 15 Endowed Faculty Positions

  Through the commitment of donors, DePauw University is honored to establish 15 new endowed faculty positions across multiple academic departments and programs and spanning all three schools.

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  Professor Harry Brown Is Making a Lasting Impression

  Harry Brown has been a beloved faculty member since he arrived at DePauw in 2003, but his outlook as an educator hasn’t always been what it is now.

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