On Oct. 2, the DePauw Theater and Institute of Music opened the year with "Spring Awakening," based on the 1891 play written ...

Emma Do is a junior with a double major in Global Health and Psychology. Emma started writing for The DePauw in the spring semester of her first year as a Daily Writer. She enjoys writing news stories ...

The DePauw University Orchestra kicked off their first concert of their 141st season on Sept. 14 in Kresge Auditorium.

On Sept. 18 at 7 p.m., the film “Hundreds of Beavers” was screened in the Peeler Auditorium. Film and Media Arts Professor ...

Begin with the joyous brass of Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September” for a final summer celebration. Settle into the reflective ...

More than ever, Kirk wanted to be remembered for his faith in Jesus Christ. He wanted to find common ground between people who had opposing beliefs.

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As the sweltering heat of summer gives way to the crisp, cool air of fall, our habits and soundtracks inevitably shift. The season of... One day, you suddenly notice that the summer’s stifling heat ...

As the sweltering heat of summer gives way to the crisp, cool air of fall, our habits and soundtracks inevitably shift. The season of... As summer comes to an end, fall brings the familiar comforts of ...

Across the country, movie theatres are observing an unexpected phenomenon: audiences are flocking to horror films in record numbers. Once a niche genre relegated to October nights, horror has clawed ...

After 15 years, six seasons and two previous films, the Crawley family is taking its final bow. “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale,” now in theaters, delivers a poignant and satisfying conclusion to the ...

The DePauw is a tabloid-sized newspaper published most Wednesdays of the school year by the DePauw University Board of Control of Student Publications. Eliana Alzate is the current Editor-in-Chief of ...