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The top news stories shown below are updated several times a week to provide timely information on emerging ideas and trends, ground-breaking research, and important events as they occur at many of America’s leading liberal arts colleges. Whether you are a journalist, student or prospective student, parent or advisor, researcher or other interested party, these top news stories reveal both the depth and range of educational disciplines and extracurricular activities at America’s best residential liberal arts colleges. They also highlight contributions made by faculty members, within their academic and scientific disciplines, in the larger communities, and on the national stage.

Treasury Secretary, Conservationist Henry Paulson to Give Hamilton College Commencement Address and Share Honorary Degree
Furman University Receives Award in Recognition of Sustainability Efforts
Chatham College announces state approval to become CHATHAM UNIVERSITY
The 138-year-old institution will house Chatham College for Women, the College for Graduate Studies and the College for Continuing and Professional Studies
Madeleine Albright to deliver commencement address at Knox
Honorary degrees to former U.S. Secretary of State; Barry Bearak, Pulitzer Prize winner; Alan Leshner, CEO of American Association for the Advancement of Science
President Bill Clinton Highlights Lafayette’s Economic Empowerment and Global Learning Project
Students present project at Clinton Global Initiative University Conference
Bolton, Krueger Give Sharply Differing Views of Humanitarian Interventions
Diplomats Speak at Lewis & Clark Symposium
Midwest Earthquake Activity "Is Going to Continue," Says DePauw Geoscientist
Surveys Reveal Rollins is Fulfilling Mission of Global Citizenship and Responsible Leadership
Findings Released by the Association of American College and Universities
Conference at Williams College on U.S. Intelligence Studies to Address Questions Raised by Sept. 11
St. Lawrence Prof: Turn To Big-Box Stores, Not Government, When Disaster Strikes
Trinity College to Host Country's Largest International Hip-Hop Festival
Students to Present Legislative Proposals at the 2008 'Debating for Democracy' Conference
Bowdoin's Meredith Segal Named Wall Street Journal's "Party Animal"
John and Abigail Adams Correspondence to be Exhibited Publicly as a Collection for First Time at Vassar College
Bowdoin College Senior a Political Force on National Scale
Westmont's Telescope Captures Supernova
New TV Programs Will Serve "Overlooked Market," Says DePauw's McCall
Rapidly Changing World Requires Global Leadership, Britain's Tony Blair Tells DePauw Audience
Illinois Wesleyan Professor Explains Ominous History Behind Ides of March
A Decade of Peace: A Conversation with George Mitchell, Bowdoin College Class of 1954, Ten Years After Good Friday
Royal Honor for Bowdoin Alumnus John Studzinski, Architectural Accolades for Namesake
Swarthmore College Statistician Uses Data to Analyze Pro Baseball Managers
Uses Stats to Describe Managers as They Do Players
Washington College Announces $50,000 Book Prize Finalists
Music Industry Needs Creators and Fewer Emulators, Cornel West Tells Morehouse Audience
Bennington College Faculty Member Navigates International Tensions with Play 'Benedictus'
Leap Year Shows Time is Relative, Illinois Wesleyan Professor Says
Ripon College bike program entices new students to ‘just say no’ – to cars
Trinity Men's Squash Captures 10th Straight National Championship Title
"Most Talk Radio Listeners are Independent Thinkers," Argues DePauw Prof.
Books about Lincoln, Douglass, Lee win 2008 Lincoln Prize
Valentines From Ancient Rome: Sex, Death and Lust
Hamilton College Classicist Comments on Modern Versus Ancient Expressions of Love
Is Flirting Ethical?
Gettysburg College Professor Explores the Possibilities
DePauw Ensemble-in-Residence Wins Two Grammys
Dow Jones Stock Deletions Outperform Additions Over Time, Says Pomona College Research
Conventional Wisdom Proven Wrong
Lewis & Clark Professor Focuses the Nation on Global Warming Solutions
Eban Goodstein organizes massive national teach-in
"Superdelegates" Should Not be Endorsing Candidates Early: Prof. Ken Bode
Political Scientist Reeves Discusses Effect of Race on Presidential Primaries
"A Variety of Perspectives" Should be Heard in Televised Debates, DePauw Prof. Tells AP
"Civil Kind of Dialogue" Needed, DePauw Prof. Tells O'Reilly Radio Program
Clinton's Infidelity Still Affecting the Political Landscape, Says Colgate Professor
Kraynak one of several faculty members available to comment on presidential race
Haggling Builds Relationships, DePauw's Tom Chiarella Tells New York Times
Will Bush Spin State of the Union?
‘It’s Like A Rebirth’ - Genarlow Wilson Begins a New Chapter At Morehouse
Documentary Featuring Swarthmore Linguist to Premiere at Sundance Film Festival
Mt. Everest Explorer's Conquest a Matter of "Happenstance", Says Hamilton College Expert
Sir Edmund Hillary's character withstood public acclaim, Isserman says
Allegheny College to Launch National Project on Presidential Nomination Reform
Professor "Reconsiders" View of Early Balloting After Trip to Iowa
DePauw Prof. Supports Prompt Firing of Philadelphia Anchorwoman
Whitman Student's Research Produces Dramatic Political Change for Washington City
Political representation of Latinos on front burner
Armenia Awards Prestigious Medal to Colgate Professor
'I'll Be Home For Christmas,' by St. Lawrence Alum, among Most Popular Holiday Songs
University receives share of royalties for song
Short on Willpower? Keep Company With Strong-Willed Friends
Hamilton College Expert Offers Advice for the Holidays
Gift Ideas for the College Searcher in Your Family
All-Nighters Equal Lower Grades, SLU Prof's Study Shows
New York Times '100 Most Notable Books' List Includes Two Bennington College Faculty Members
Lewis & Clark Student Helps Create First U.N. World Diabetes Day
by Ellisa Valo
"America Has a Secret," PostSecret's Warren Tells DePauw Audience
Personal Finance Lessons Ring Through the Season and Beyond
In A Society Hooked on 'Retail Therapy,' Wellesley Professor Hopes Lessons Sink In
Serving Up Advice for Families, Students Around the Holidays
Swarthmore College Political Scientist Calls Voter ID Laws “Democratic Emergency”
Joins Amicus Brief to Challenge Proposed Legislation
New Book Champions the Role of Liberal Arts Colleges in Educating Teachers
Keck Telescope Captures Explosive Comet
New Balloon-Based Emergency Communication System Tested at DePauw
Allegheny to Launch Movement Against Closed Political Gatherings on Campuses
Space Shuttle Commander Phones Home (to Wellesley College)
Do Wildfires Have to Happen? Pomona College Prof Has Answers
Using "The Soldier's Skin" to Remember Fallen Comrades
Oxy professor's exhibition to run through Nov. 17
Ransick's 'Casa Segura' Project Aims to Relieve Border Tensions
Swarthmore College Students Use Mice Stem Cells in New Biology Class
Bucknell Receives National Sportsmanship Award
Bison Good Sports! Program, Other Initiatives Lauded
Use Market Forces to Regulate Private Security Firms Like Blackwater, Says Middlebury Expert
Carmola Suggests Rewarding Firms for Lasting Security
N.C. Agency Teams with Davidson to Spread Message that College Is Affordable
Bush Administration 'Eviscerates' Environmental Law, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Tells DePauw Crowd
Iraqi Journalist Joins Swarthmore's 'War News Radio'
Program Is Only Student-Run News Radio Program on Iraq War
Explosive Sensor Could Have Major Impact on America's War on Terror
Researchers Find Quality Trumps Hype in Local TV News Coverage
Washington Political Situation 'Poisonous,' Russert Tells Bucknell Students
"Meet the Press" host says presidential race 'wide open'
Languages Racing to Extinction in 5 Global "Hotspots"
by Stefan Lovgren for National Geographic News
Hampshire College President Ralph J. Hexter and Partner Announce Marriage
Northeast Autumn Leaf Color May Fade With Global Warming, Says Hamilton College Biology Professor
Do 'Law and Order' Reruns Merit an Equal Time Challenge?
Bennington College Faculty Member Guides Iraqi Peace Negotiations
American Sociological Association Honors DePauw Sociologist
CMC Receives $20 Million Grant For Interdisciplinary Science Scholarships
Sub-Prime Mortgage Crisis: Worst Is Yet to Come, Says Moravian Professor
Annapolis Group to Study Alternatives to USNWR Rankings
Leaders of 21 International Greek Organizations Create Anti-Hazing Hotline
Oberlin Environmentalist Appears in Leonardo DiCaprio Documentary
Unburied Gold: Author Cussler Digs MHC Prof's Theory
Integrity Trumps Style, Say Voters
World Court Genocide Ruling 'Demoralizing' to Bosnians, Wittenberg Professor Tells International Conference
Middlebury College Acquires Archival Materials of Ernest Hemingway & His Family
Collection Includes Journals, Letters, Photos Spanning More Than a Century
Recalls of Chinese Goods Due to Nation's Relationship System, Says Colgate Sociologist
The Death of Regular Time - Millennials Are Totally Wired 24/7
By Sherri Kimmel
Shuttle Carries BioSTAR-HMC Research
Cheney Biographer and DePauw Grad Discusses the 30 Hours He Spent Interviewing VP
Rare Collection of Suffragist Papers Donated to Swarthmore College
Collection Includes Letters From Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton
'The Tesco Invasion:' Report Analyzes Global Food Retail Giant's Promises, Past Performance As It Lands in U.S.
Amherst College to Replace Loans with Scholarships in Financial Aid Packages for All Students
Move Expected To Aid Middle-Income Families
Alma College Project Promotes Dialogue With Farmers in Mexico
Declining Ethos in American Sports Is Examined in Moravian Professor's Timely New Book
“Sport offends us. In spite of the fact that competitive sports take up more and more of our consciousness these days, we like it less.”
The Fallout of Combat Trauma
Q & A with Kathryn Basham, Smith College's School for Social Work
Bush Iraq Policy 'Unrelated' to Public Opinion, Says DePauw Professor
Kalamazoo College Student Receives National Humanitarian Award
CBS Execs Undermining Couric's Image, Says DePauw Professor
Momentum Against U.S. News Rankings Builds: Colleges to Develop New System for Providing Data to Prospective Students
Lafayette President Daniel Weiss is one of 12 original signatories of letter that focused public attention on the rankings' shortcomings
Bowdoin Students Win World Robotics Competition
Lafayette's Posse Scholars Featured on CBS Evening News
Class of 2007 Posse Scholars a "wildly successful team"
Balanced Media Landscape Doesn't Need Fairness Doctrine, Says DePauw Communications Prof
DePauw's Jeff McCall Talks with California Newspaper
Grant Allows Oxy to Establish National Farm to School Network
ANNAPOLIS GROUP STATEMENT ON RANKINGS AND RATINGS
HDTV Brings Nature to Living Rooms, But Brings National Park Visits Down
Fifty Years Later, Friedan Survey Finds Women’s Roles Changed, Frustrations Remain
DePauw Joins Annapolis Group Quest to Deliver Better Info to Prospective Students and Parents
Bard Professor Chinua Achebe Wins Prestigious Booker International Prize
Connecticut College Students' Research Featured on ABC´s 'Good Morning America'
Claremont McKenna Grad Wins Breindel Award for Journalistic Excellence
Angie's List, Co-Founded by DePauw Alumna, is "Wildly Successful" & Expanding
Presidential Adviser Addresses His 50th Reunion Class
"Our Work is Not Done," Vernon Jordan Tells Fellow DePauw Alumni
DePauw Prof. Questions TV's "Cultural Footprint"
Davidson and Iraqi Students Share Frustrations Via Videoconference
Herd of Frisky Robots Illustrates Appeal of Innovative Computer Science Curriculum
Magazine Spotlights DePauw Professor's Research on Communicating through Touch
Now in Session, Bowdoin College on iTunes U
Colgate Researcher's Honduran Tomb Discovery Shakes Up Conventional Notions of Copan Society
Suggests a Politically and Culturally Diverse City
Luther Astronomers Find New Variable Stars
Physics Professor Wilkerson presents research findings at national astronomy meeting
Research Finds Christian Right 'Strikingly Unsuccessful' in Long-Term State and Local School Board Efforts
Connecticut College Study Examined the Evolution and Intelligent Design Controversies in Kansas, Georgia, Pennsylvania
Bennington's Early Childhood Center Proves Children Dig Fruits and Vegetables Grown in a Garden
National Survey Suggests a Dearth of Superior Leaders
Iraq War Teaches Perils of 'Secret Government," Woodward Tells Bucknell Grads
St. Lawrence President Blasts U.S. Education Policy
Actress Halle Berry Interviews DePauw Prof. in May Esquire
Illinois Wesleyan Professor Examines Impact of Islamic Religion on Muslim Youth
Haverford Alum Helms One of Daytime’s Longest-Running Soaps
Hamilton College Researchers Discover Molecules with Potential to Treat Breast Cancer
SLU Helps with National Depression Screening Project
Band Featuring Two DePauw Students Reaches Finals of mtvU Contest
Centre Community Gathers to Remember Victims of Virginia Tech Shootings
Shedding Light on Gun Culture
Illinois Wesleyan Professor's Book Examines Guns' Impact on Societies
Bard Prison Initiative Featured on 60 Minutes
Ohio Wesleyan University Student Honored for Work in Vietnam
Oglethorpe's Jewish President Serves as Advisor to Muslim Student Association
Schall spurs resurgence of faith-based student organizations on campus
Peace Corps Director to Formally Recognize University of Puget Sound as a 'Top School'
Two out of Three Top Schools in Seattle-Tacoma Area
On the Lewis & Clark & York Trail
A "stunned" law student sets out to memorialize the expedition's black man
Colgate Group Seeks to "Bring Back the Date" to Foster Healthier Relationships
St. John's President Warns against National Assessment in Higher Education
by Christopher B. Nelson, President at St. John’s College in Annapolis, Maryland
Wellesley Professor Wins Bollingen Prize in Poetry
Jewell Debaters Win National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence
Former Mexican President to Hold Media Availability at Trinity University
Cooke Foundation Grant Seeks to Boost Enrollment, Graduation Rates Among Low-Income Students
Franklin & Marshall College to Lead Effort
Student Film Festival Shares Lessons of Entrepreneurship
Business professor uses student documentaries to teach lessons
Sarah Lawrence Symposium to Rethink Racial Politics of the New Deal
New Financial Aid Policy Allows All Davidson Students To Graduate Debt-Free
Davidson College Eliminates Loans from Financial Aid Packages
Hamilton College to Eliminate Merit Scholarships
Change Takes Effect with Class of 2012
DePauw Women's Basketball Team Wins University's First-Ever National Championship
Bennington College Alum Wins National Book Critics Circle Award
Second major literary honor for Kiran Desai
DePauw Severs Ties with Delta Zeta's National Organization
Iranian Diplomat Forecast U.S. Relationship With Iran Three Years Ago: What's Next?
Champion of the Small College Experience Profiled in New York Times
Gender Bias Still Exists in Modern Children's Literature, Say Centre Researchers
Amherst Men's Team Nabs Division III Basketball Title
By Alex Kantor
Viewers Want "Straightforward News," DePauw Prof. Tells LA Times
CBS' Hiring of New Couric Exec Producer "Curious," Says DePauw Prof
Anthropology Association Launches Largest Public Education Program on Race
UPS Ranks in Top 20 Universities for LBGT Students
Former President of Mexico to Speak at Trinity University
Bush Trip to South America Seeks to Counter Electoral Gains by Chavez, Leftists
Pomona College Professor calls Hugo Chavez "elephant in the room"
Washington College Announces $50,000 Book Prize Finalists
Swarthmore College Makes Ambitious Commitment to Wind Power
Bennington College Alumni Score Big at Academy Awards, Win Two Oscars
Deception is Vital Aspect of the Workplace, Lafayette Professor Says in New Book
Author argues deception helps maintain worker autonomy and efficient workflow
Oberlin Conservatory as "Hotbed for New Music," Says NYT
A Conversation with Spike Lee
By Veronique Bergeron, Editor-in-Chief, The Mac Weekly
Wooster's Gallagher Produces Grammy Award-Winning Recording
Sirius-XM Merger Driven by Financial Struggles, Says DePauw Professor
Senator Bill Clinton? DePauw's Ken Bode Talks of the Possibility in Newsday
TV Anchorman Injured in Iraq & Journalist Wife to Deliver Colgate's Commencement Address
Alums Bob and Lee McConaughy Woodruff to receive honorary degrees
Holy Cross Music Professor Picks Up Two Grammy Awards
‘Ainadamar’ wins in opera categories
History is Biggest Hurdle for Woman Who Would Be President
DePauw Sophomore is Finalist in National 'Most Promising Campus CEO' Contest
Knox College Scholar Wins Lincoln Prize
U.S. High School Students Don't Understand Climate Change Issues, Says Hamilton College Poll
U of Arkansas' Sign Policy Not a Free Speech Violation, Prof. Says
Congress Approves Resolution Honoring DePauw Alum Percy Julian
Colgate Professor Campaigns to Rehabilitate Actress's Image
Bears Assistant Brings "DePauw Icon" With Him to Super Bowl
DePauw Professor Questions Football "Binging"
Comedian Colbert Challenges Clinton Commencement at Knox College
Knox College seeks to mollify honorary degree recipient
"Media Reform is a Civil Rights Issue," DePauw Prof. Writes
Mistakes and Ethical Lapses "Cloud" Credibility of Journalism, Prof. Tells O'Reilly
Kissinger Helps Whittier College Launch Richard M. Nixon Fellowship
W&L Commemorates Bicentennial of Robert E. Lee, The Educator
Presidential Adviser's Comments at DePauw Attract National Attention
Astronomers From Swarthmore Discover New Star in Southern Cross
Obama's Candidacy a Significant Milestone Says Hamilton College Professor
Turkey Must Note Slain Journalist's Legacy, Says Colgate Professor
Eighteen journalists killed in Turkey in last six years, 77 currently on trial
Sarah Lawrence College President Awarded France’s Highest Honor
Morehouse Premiers Exhibit of King Papers
Bush's Economic Council Chairman's Comments at DePauw May Provide Clue on State of the Union Address
Focus on energy independence will 'knock your socks off,' Hubbard said
GIS Research at Wittenberg Adds Focus to Divorce Picture
Geography Class Project Results In Multi-Million Dollar Grant For Local Non-Profit
Hollins Grad Wins United Kingdom's Top Literary Award
Kiran Desai is youngest woman ever to receive prestigious Man Booker Prize
U.N. Action a Victory for Lewis & Clark Student
New Museum at Mount Vernon Features Items from Lafayette College
College is primary lender for exhibit on Lafayette-Washington relationship
DePauw Prof. to Perform with Sting in Los Angeles January 11
Bryn Mawr to Lead National Security Initiative to Strengthen Language Education
Bard College Faculty Member Wins World's Richest Prize for Composers
Iran's 'Holocaust Denial' Conference Is Possibly "Diversionary Tactic," Says DePauw Prof.
Robert Gates Said Iraq Harbored Terrorists in 2001 DePauw Lecture
Two DePauw Alums Served on Iraq Study Group
"Xtreme Rat Challenge" Adds Swimming to Annual Lab Rat Races
Competition is final exam for students learning about psychological conditioning
Putnam's Child Temperament Studies Find Global Audience
Car Plays 'Brake' Rules of Theatrical Space
40 students perform 16 original plays in 16 parked cars
Favorite Christmas Tune Benefits St. Lawrence
Royalties from 'I'll Be Home for Christmas' already nets school $21,000 in 2006
Swarthmore Pulls Coca-Cola Products from Campus over Alleged Acts in Colombia, India
College Calls on Company to Allow Investigation
Library of Congress Honors Bowdoin Composer's Legacy
Roger Mudd Donates Major Southern Literary Collection to Washington and Lee University
DePauw Prof. Questions Cable TV's Efforts to Become "Edgier"
DePauw Professor Works to Bring More Fiction to Esquire Magazine
Bowdoin Divests in Response to Darfur Genocide
King Memorial in D.C. Is Tribute to a Movement as Well as a Man, Says DePauw Prof.
The Ordinary Turned Extraordinary: Heroic Symbols in War
by Sara Hernandez
Bucknell's Four-Year Athletics Graduation Rate Best in U.S.
Mehlman's Resignation The Start of Republican Change, Says Hamilton Professor
Professor Loebsack goes to Washington
Cornell professor beats 15-term incumbent for House seat
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by Patricia Miller
We'll Pay "A Permanent, Heavy Price" for Destroying Biodiversity, E.O. Wilson Says in DePauw Lecture
Negative Campaigning Elects 'Ciphers,' Says Swarthmore Professor
Hussein Trial Stumbles, But It's Too Early to Call It a Failure, Says Amherst College Professor
Brazil's Lula Exemplifies the 'Many Lefts' of Latin America, says Amherst College Political Scientist
Franklin and Marshall's Medvic Examines Campaign Spending
Cornell Pilot Project in Kenya Seeks Business Incubation at Lower Economic Levels
Iraq War to Be Judged a Failure Whether U.S. Wins or Loses, Predicts Swarthmore Political Scientist
Headlines Belie Strength of US Economy, Presidential Adviser Allan Hubbard Tells DePauw Discourse
DePauw Alum is "On to Something" to Fix "Broken" System, Herbert Writes in Today's New York Times
CMCers' "Fantasy Congress" a Hit with New York Times Readers
Three Women Constitute a Critical Mass on a Corporate Board, Says Groundbreaking Study
"No Easy Solution" in Iraq, Says Study Group Co-Chair
1952 Graduate Opens DePauw Discourse 2006
US Education Secretary Talks of New, Global Challenges in DePauw Address
Perception of Corruption Harms as Much as Actual Wrongdoing, Says Colgate Professor
Franklin & Marshall Chemistry Professor Seeks to Make World's Smallest Knot
NPR Spotlights Prof's "Seminal" Research on Communicating Through Touch
Colorado College Symposium Asks, ‘Religion & Public Life: Why Be Afraid?’
Diverse group of politicians, religious leaders, scientists, journalists explore issue
Earliest Fossils Are of Sponge-Like Animals, Writes Amherst Geology Professor
King Papers Welcomed Home By Morehouse College
By Shaneesa N. Ashford
DePauw Prof. Eyes Future of "Carefree and Counterculture" YouTube
DePauw Prof. Analyzes Google-YouTube Deal
Student Entrepreneurs Combat Rising Textbook Prices
'Booksnag.com' Saves Fellow Students $
Eats Shoots and Leads
CMC program takes entrepreneurial approach to conservation
Link Between Autism and Mental Retardation Lacks Data, Says Willamette Researcher
Liberal Arts College Presidents Speak Out on the Spellings Commission Report
Financial Aid: Higher Ed's High-Stakes Crisis
By Michael Graca and Jayne M. Iafrate
9/11 Tragedy Produced "Collateral Language", Says St. Lawrence Professor
"Early Admission " Process Long Debated by College Presidents
Post-9/11 America Experiencing "Historical Amnesia," Says DePauw Prof.
47 Years Later, D-Day Weather Forecaster Learns Island is Named After Him
DePauw alumnus learns "wonderful secret"
Race-Based Survivor is Proof of Entertainment Industry's "Tin Ear," Says DePauw Professor
Birmingham-Southern Raises Funds to Rebuild Churches Hit by Arsonists
Media Could "Get Snookered" by Using Amateur War Video, Worries DePauw Ethicist
"Today's" New Host Has Unpredictable Sense of Humor, Says DePauw's Ken Bode
Puget Sound Grads Row Across Atlantic Ocean and Into History Books
Become first Americans to successfully row from mainland U.S. to mainland U.K.
Can Slugs Be Sad? Bowdoin Psychologist Studies Child's View of Animal Psychology
Reflections on War and Peace
Albright's Cafoncelli Returns from Duty in Middle East
Beating Stock Market May Be Easier Than Investors Think, According to New Pomona College Research
'War on Terror' Mindset Misses Local Nature of Most Terrorism, Detracting From Effective Strategy, Says Swarthmore Professor
Bin Laden Movement More Political Than Religious, Jeffrey Murer Contends
Castro Transfers Power to "Unpredictable" Brother, Says Amherst College Political Scientist
No "Pedestal of Morality and Ethics" in Middle East Fighting, Says DePauw Prof.
DePauw Senior Elected to National Post in College Democrats of America
Expert Available to Discuss Senate Vote on Child Custody Protection Act
Legislation Would Make It a Crime to Take Pregnant Minor Out of State for Abortion
Centre Students Find "Common Ground" with Middle East Peers in Co-published Articles
Grant Will Create 'Commons Project' at DePauw to Study Science and Religion
'Angie's List' a Big Hit for DePauw Grad Founder
While Gas Costs Rise, Other Prices Fall, Says DePauw Economics Prof.
DePauw Prof. Analyzes Moves of Brokaw, Rather and Koppel to Cable TV
Roots and Wings: Advice for New College Students and Their Parents
DePauw Prof. Analyzes 'The Problem with Boys' in July Esquire
E.L. Doctorow Awarded 2006 Shaara Prize for Civil War Fiction
Grinnell College Program featured in '1001 Ways to Reward Employees'
Williams' Payne Named 2006 Honda Inspiration Award Winner
Star swimmer overcame leukemia to break records, win Olympic team spot
USA Today Spotlights Successes of DePauw Athletic Programs
Korean Missile Crisis Should Lead to Six-Party Talks, Says Professor Who Served on Disarmament Panel
Swarthmore's 'War News Radio' Featured in New York Times
Measures Before US Policymakers Would "Radically Transform" Internet Access
Bowdoin Researcher Provides Clearer Picture of Differences Between Men and Women
Exploitation Behind "Trading Spouses" Program's Desire to Feature Academics, Says DePauw Professor
Bennington College Writer-in-Residence Named U.S. Poet Laureate
Death Penalty Opponents Learning a Lesson From Abortion Foes, Says Amherst College Legal Scholar
Intolerance For Dissent Has Chilling Effect on Art, Says DePauw Professor
A Year of Helping Hands: Wellesley Sends Volunteers, Interns, Money, Support for Katrina Relief
Islamic Victory in Somalia a "Seismic Shift," Says Davidson Professor
Former Moroccan Political Prisoner Inspires Illinois Wesleyan Students to Think Globally
DePauw English Professor Decries Lack of Literacy on Bible, Other Religious Canons
Meaning of '666' Is Imperial, and Not Apocalyptic, Says Davidson Professor
Laws Limiting Protests at Soldiers' Funerals "Electorally Prudent," Says DePauw Prof.
“The Da Vinci Code”: Sources and Experts for Reporters & Editors
'Pent-Up Grievances" Cause of Iraqi Violence, Says Former DePauw Prof.
Haverford Alum Gets “Lost” and Finds Fame on TV
He’s Done with Da Vinci - The Code, Not the Artist
Pomona Art History Professor has had enough of the hype & the endless questions
Respect for International Law Threatened, Says Iran-US Claims Tribunal Judge
George Aldrich Receives Honorary Degree From DePauw
Bret Baier (DePauw '92) Now Chief White House Correspondent at FOX News Channel
Toronto Star Notes DePauw Research on Islamic Orthodoxy
Media Helps Drive Furor Over Gas Prices, DePauw Professor Tells Newsday
Islamic Orthodoxy Linked With Support for Progressive Economic Reforms, Says DePauw Study
Media Should Have Been More Careful Reporting Rush Limbaugh's Drug Charge, DePauw Professor Tells 'O'Reilly Factor'
DePauw Professor to 9/11 Movie Makers: Proceed with Caution
DePauw Alum's Company is "Revolutionizing" Maps: The New Yorker
President's New Press Secretary Recalled as Extraordinary Davidson Student and Loyal Alumnus
I Want to be a Star! — No You Don't
Teaching Theatre Majors: Working Alumni vs. Famous Alumni
Team of Franklin & Marshall Geologists Discovers New Fault Lines in San Andreas Fault System
Do Cell Phones, E-Mail Impede College Students' Transitions to Adulthood?
Groundbreaking Research Examines the 'Electronic Tether' at National Conference April 25
Making 'The Wal-Mart Effect' a Greater Force for Good
Author Charles Fishman Speaks at DePauw
Global Warming Poses Major Threat to Ski Industry By 2050, Says "State of the Rockies" Report
Climate Change Model Projects Snowpack Losses Of 37 to 70 Percent In Region
DePauw Professor & Julian Bond Urge Mississippi Governor to Pardon Legendary Civil Rights Figure
Skills of Immigrants Rising, Say Colgate and University of Iowa Experts
Americans "Disgusted with Washington" as Mid-Term Election Nears, American Conservative Union' Chief Tells DePauw Audience
Vieira Logical Successor to TODAY's Katie Couric, Says DePauw's Ken Bode
No Housing Bubble Found in 9 of 10 Urban Markets, According to New Pomona College Study
Puget Sound Team Wins Largest national Debate Championship in America
Team is Best in Nation
Rocky Mountain Ski Resorts, Habitat, Ranching at Risk, Concludes "State of the Rockies" Report
Colorado College's report and conference to also grade region's communities on how well they nurture their youth
What the Fed Says Is More Important Than Any Raise in Rates, Says Former Fed Economist
Retired Ambassador Practices Diplomacy With Model U.N. Students
Southwestern University Prof to Provide More Accurate Picture of Americans Living in Poverty
Bad Theater Makes Good Scholarship
Propaganda Plays Reveal Contradictions of Spanish Civil War
Middlebury College Launches Service Award in Honor of Alumna Dana Reeve
To be awarded for first time April 11 dinner
Two DePauw Alumni Among 10 National Leaders Appointed to Study Iraq War
Olmert Will Win Israeli Elections, Says Colgate University Expert
Hampshire College Sends Einstein Creation to "March Madness for the Mind"
Lemelson Center sending team to showcase of nation's top student inventors
Col