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 performs as part of Opera in the Park in Indianapolis.
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Athletics
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Women's Lacrosse - Big Red Dominates in Second Quarter to Top the Tigers
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Men's Tennis - Tigers Beat Wabash for Fourth Straight Win
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Softball - DePauw Stays Unbeaten in NCAC with Sweep at Kenyon
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News
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Greencastle Celebrates National Main Street Day with Small Business Breakfast, New Program Launch, and Spring Pitch Competition
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Hirotsugu "Chuck" Iikubo ’57 remembered as thoughtful leader, advocate for international goodwill
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DePauw mourns Janet Prindle Seidler ’58, founder of The Prindle Institute for Ethics
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People & Profiles
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11 alums make list of influential Hoosiers
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DePauw welcomes Dr. Manal Shalaby as Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence
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DePauw Names New Vice President for Communications and Strategy and Chief of Staff
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