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Crowdsourcing a diagnosis

What do you do when your disease doesn’t have a name? A DePauw biochemistry lab is part of a global effort to provide answers to patients with rare genetic disorders.
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The Bo(u)lder Question by Pedar Foss

We asked Pedar Foss, classical studies professor and chair at DePauw, when exactly did Mount Vesuvius erupt?
Archaeological dig turns up an unusual artifact

Rebecca Schindler and Pedar Foss have spent much of their careers digging up ancient artifacts, but the one they and their DePauw University students uncovered July 4 came as something of a surprise.
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First Person by Samuel Autman

Samuel Autman brought his professional journalism experiences to The DePauw as its adviser.
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The Bo(u)lder Question by Maggie Schein

We asked Maggie Schein, who recently spent two years as writer-in-residence at the Prindle Institute for Ethics: Why are people cruel?
Directors named for ethics institute, media center

DePauw University has appointed new directors of the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics and the Eugene S. Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media.

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