Alumni news roundup - Nov. 16, 2020
Mystery writer Connie Berry ’67 and latest book featured on Buckeye Crime Writers website.
Kent Madden ’94 set to become co-CIO at Macquarie Investments Management.
“Time to move on,” Dan Quayle ’69 says in New York Times about Trump presidential transition.
North Carolina artist Andi Sobbe ’73 talks about her career as a potter.
Penn State laureate David Witwer ’85 talks about his upcoming book.
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Academics
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Roy O. West Library renovation to break ground in June
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Truong wins Murad Medal; Bailey awarded Walker Cup
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DePauw prof to write first-ever book about healing and medicine in Korean Buddhism
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Alumni
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Arts & Culture
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How to run for your life
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How to write a love letter
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Four DePauw juniors named Gilman scholars to study abroad
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Athletics
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Men's Tennis - Three Tigers Earn All-NCAC Honors
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Women's Tennis - Four Tigers Earn All-NCAC Honors
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Softball - Cramer and Smith Homer; Henry Blanks Terriers
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On Campus
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Residence hall name, scholarship program to honor Vernon Jordan ’57
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The Bo(u)lder Question
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Alums to address 2020, 2021 grads in separate outdoor ceremonies
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News
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Renowned chemist Julian appointed posthumously to DePauw faculty
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Gathering set for Professor Geoffrey Klinger
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Faculty and staff news roundup - May 11, 2021
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People & Profiles
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