DePauw Stories

Hamayl Afzal ’22 becomes youngest Pakistani woman to achieve a Ph.D.

Jody Butts ’05 reflects on five objects in Addison Times article.

David Young Fernandez ’20 has turned some heads in his performances of the Broadway touring production of the Phantom of the Opera.  

Lindsay Gramlich ’09 is getting noticed in her campaign for Indiana House District 39 representative.

Ryan Houlette ’96 appointed to chief technology officer by Sense.

Shelly Hunter ’88 takes helm of Indiana Humanities.

Grace Kestler ’12 announces campaign for Columbus, Indiana, mayor.

Joshua Wilson Major ’22 awarded the Doctor of Optometry by Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, Tennessee.

Megan Mannering ’19 joins WLWT.

Jamie Oslawski-Lopez ’04 promoted to associate professor of sociology and received tenure at Indiana University Kokomo.

Ethan Spencer ’23 hired as head men’s and women’s swimming coach at Truman State University.

Nichole Nicholson Wilson ’99 installed as regional director for the Central Region of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. during the organization’s 72nd Boule in Las Vegas.

DePauw University Board of Trustees elects six new members.

Monon Bell game to be played at Muncie’s Scheumann Stadium.