Alumni news roundup - Aug. 16, 2021
Michael D. Barron ’89 receives the Healing Hands Award from Franciscan Health.
Noah Droddy ’13 is featured in The Morning Shakeout podcast and named one of 25 Hoosier athletes to watch.
Ryan Higgins ’00 is selected as chief commercial officer for OminTRAX.
Julie Johnson ’86 joins Mazars USA as chief marketing officer.
John Locke ’85 is quoted in an article about Olympic diving.
Valerie Knox Mireb ’83 becomes pastor of Grace United Methodist Church.
Adilah Muhammad ’01 is featured in MaineBiz.
A former student celebrates the influence of Ashley Sewell Odham ’06.
Maine Women Magazine profiles Joyce Dixon Wilson-Sanford ’66 about her “I Pray Anyway” book series.
Robert E. Zipf Jr. ’62 receives a lifetime achievement award.
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Athletics
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Women's Lacrosse - DePauw Suffers Double-Digit Loss to Colorado College
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Men's Lacrosse - DePauw Wins at Delaware Valley
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Men's Tennis - Tigers Pick Up Two After Beating Augustana and Whitworth in Orlando
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News
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2024 Total Eclipse at DePauw
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DePauw University receives $200 million in gifts for transformational liberal arts education
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The Board of Trustees votes unanimously to extend President Lori S. White’s contract
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People & Profiles
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11 alums make list of influential Hoosiers
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DePauw Names New Vice President for Communications and Strategy and Chief of Staff
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President White, 10 alums make inaugural list of influential Hoosiers
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