Alumni news roundup - Sept. 11, 2023
Danielle Adams ’21 profiled in LaPorte County Life.
Kerrigan Clark ’18 exhibits art at C. William Gilchrist Museum of the Arts in Cumberland, Maryland.
Ellen Husselman England ’75 publishes war-time letters of her mother, Mary Brandon Husselman ’32, and father in new book.
Jay Moran ’90 named department head and assistant professor of business administration for the School of Business at Morningside University.
Shanae Nelson ’18 joins Benesch law firm.
ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen ’54 publishes new book about ESPN history.
Joshua Thompson ’04 perfroms as part of Opera in the Park in Indianapolis.
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Athletics
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Women's Golf - Pair of Tigers Earn WGCA All-American Scholar Honors
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Football - 2026 Monon Bell Game to be Played at Ball State's Scheumann Stadium
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Women's Golf - Williams Repeats Academic All-America® Selection
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News
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DePauw and Wabash Announce Venue for 132nd Monon Bell Classic
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DePauw Earns Positive Outlook from Moody's, Backed by Record Philanthropy and Financial Growth
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DePauw Students Return to Top Three of Risk Management Competition
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People & Profiles
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Empie, Party of Five: One Family’s Unique DePauw Bond
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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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