Alumni news roundup - June 14, 2021
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Darrianne Christian ’95 was elected chair of the board of trustees of Newfields, the Indianapolis art museum.
Jon Fortt ’98 will present The Black Experience in America: The Course July 23 at the fourth annual Teaching Black History Conference.
Orthopaedic surgeon James Kemmler ’86 is profiled online.
Sarah Masterson ’06 records previously unpublished works of composer and pianist Phillipa Schuyler.
Roberto Munoz ’03 joins Fannie Mae as vice president of external communications.
DePauw golf experience of Randy Reifers ’68 is mentioned in article about U.S. Open.
Jan Risi '81 is celebrated as a ‘trend-setting visionary’ in a feature story.
Eighth graders at Detroit Achievement Academy, founded by Kyle Smitley ’07, are surprised with acceptance letters to Grand Valley State University.
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Athletics
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Men's Basketball - DePauw Overcomes Slow Start and Tops Wittenberg, 70-43
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Men's Basketball - DePauw's Six-Game Win Streak Snapped by Blue Streaks
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Women's Basketball - DePauw Falls to #11 Blue Streaks
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News
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Student and Professor Share Unexpected Writing Journey
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Four in a Row! DePauw Wins 131st Monon Bell Classic
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Jim Rechtin '93 Featured in Fortune Magazine
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People & Profiles
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Entrepreneurs Eric Fruth ’02 and Matt DeLeon ’02 Are Running More Than a Business
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Rick Provine Leaves Legacy of Leadership and Creativity
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History Graduate Cecilia Slane Featured in AHA's Perspectives on History
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