DePauw University senior Tilly Marlatt is a national winner of a 2018 Mark of Excellence Award. Presented by the Society of Professional Journalists, the awards recognize collegiate work published or broadcast.

Italy is Destination for DePauw's Fifth Fulbright Winner, Bo Shimmin '19

Every year the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics awards Prindle Prizes to students whose course projects engage in ethical inquiry. These prizes are awarded in six categories: humanities; social science; STEM; thesis; FYS; and visual, literary and performing arts. For the academic year 2018-2019, the Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics received a total of 103 submissions from DePauw students in the forms of essays, speeches, art projects, research papers, narratives, and more. Congratulations to the recipients for the Prindle Prize for Humanities.

Grace Smith has earned North Coast Athletic Conference Softball Player of the Week honors after leading the Tigers to a 7-1 overall record last week and a 6-0 NCAC mark.

Liam Byrnes is the recipient of the 2019 Walker Cup, given by DePauw University to the senior who has done the most for the college during their four years on campus.

Received the War Room Choice Award from the Sanger Leadership Center

Congratulations on your employment as a Music Library Intern!

A total of 189 DePauw student-athletes have been named to the Tiger Pride Honor Roll for achieving at least a 3.40 grade point average for the 2018 fall semester.

The 2019 Concerto Competition, held in collaboration with the DePauw School of Music, included two rounds of competition in late February. This year's preliminary round, judged by DePauw music faculty, consisted of 36 entrants performing in the categories of voice, string instruments, brass, percussion, and woodwinds. The students who scored the highest total points in the final round were selected as winners.

DePauw Student Government First Year Senator

Realizing a dream takes commitment, hard work, and, most often, a helping hand from family and others. And that's exactly what 30 students from Indiana's private, non-profit colleges and universities were being celebrated for Saturday evening, November 3, at the 29th annual "Realizing the Dream" banquet. Now sophomores, they have realized the dream of being the first in their families to go to college, have been selected by their colleges for outstanding achievement in the freshman year, and are successfully advancing towards completing their bachelor's degrees. DePauw University is proud recognize Emma Werkowski as a recipient of this scholarship and congratulate her on her success. Made possible by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to the Independent Colleges of Indiana, the event recognizes first-generation students attending ICI campuses, along with their inspirational teachers and families. Each honored student will receive a $2,500 check to help with college costs, and each student's selected "most influential" teacher/mentor will receive a $1,000 professional development grant. One out of every three students on ICI campuses is first-generation. Generous financial aid provided by the campuses themselves, combined with state and federal grants, makes a private college education a possibility for all students in Indiana. "We are so grateful to the Lilly Endowment for making this inspirational program possible," says David W. Wantz, ICI president & CEO. "We are proud, too, that because of the higher graduation rates of our ICI colleges and universities, these students are significantly more likely to realize the dream of completing their degrees in four years."

The Athens Democracy Forum, organized by the The New York Times took place from 16th September to 18th September 2018 at the Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens, Greece. The conference brought together politicians, policymakers, journalists, scholars, experts from the fields of business, finance, and technology, as well as 21 students from 20 Global Liberal Arts Alliance institutions to explore the challenges to liberal democracy and ways to face them. Among those students chosen through a competitive process, was DePauw University's Maria Mendez, English major and Editor of The DePauw, the University newspaper. The University congratulates Maria for her participation in this forum.

Summer Research 2018 Summer Research involves students who have completed their sophomore year, who will be living on campus for a 8-10 week summer intensive research project working alongside science faculty members. It is a way to have fun while participating in ongoing projects and getting to know a community of passionate young scientists-in-training.

Congratulations to our newest Tigers! DePauw is excited to welcome the Class of 2022!

At what age do juvenile zebrafish begin seeking nicotine? Two rising DePauw juniors are trying to answer that seemingly random question - and their pursuit during a summer research project is not as random as a layperson might think. The answer could someday figure into research into humans' nicotine-seeking behavior.

DePauw University's 179th Annual Commencement was held on May 20th. A total of 473 undergraduates were awarded degrees during the program, which took place in Holton Memorial Quadrangle.

Christine Beckmann, of The DePauw: the University Newspaper, received an honor in the Society of Professional Journalists "Best of Indiana" competition. The awards were presented April 27 in Indianapolis. Christine was awarded third place for the best "Student Editorial Cartoon."

Madelyn Geisse named DePauw student employee of the year!