WELCOME TO
WELCOME
Welcome to Greencastle and DePauw! Our team is thrilled that you’ve chosen to visit DePauw and we hope that, after this visit, we’ll be at the top of your list of college options. At DePauw, there is no one way, no single journey, no predetermined trajectory. Only yours. You decide on the academic programs, the student organizations and the experiences, such as studying abroad and cocurricular programming, that set you on your own pathway toward realizing them. As you’ll see during your visit, you won’t be going it alone. Our world-class faculty of passionate and compassionate scholars want you to succeed and support your efforts to do so. Our small class sizes provide an intimate setting where you’ll feel comfortable exploring ideas and confronting challenges with your professors and classmates. Our advisers provide you with formal, one-on-one counseling, career guidance or just an open ear. Our dedicated alumni regularly share their experiences at on-campus events; connect with students like you via multiple networking events and platforms; and help students find internships or jobs. And our 100% residential campus enables you to find your DePauw Tiger family, learn from others and develop deep and lasting friendships. These amazing experiences add up to your success and make you forever Gold Within. Join the ranks of our incredibly successful students, faculty, staff and alumni who are all focused on helping you achieve your academic and professional goals. Your home away from home awaits! Go Tigers!
Amanda Ryan Assistant Vice President of Admission
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A collection of driven, friendly students. Professors dedicated to teaching them. A stunning campus that brings people together. Remarkable alumni. That’s DePauw.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Welcome............................................................1 University profile................................................4 Majors and minors.............................................7 Academic centers................................................8 Honor Scholar and Fellows Programs..................9 Leadership opportunities...................................10 Housing options on campus..............................11 Applying to DePauw.........................................12 Questions to ask...............................................12 Outcomes.........................................................13 Financial aid checklist.......................................14 Campus map....................................................16 The Nature Park...............................................18 Explore Greencastle..........................................20
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2021-22 UNIVERSITY PROFILE depauw.edu/admission DePauw University is a nationally recognized, leading liberal arts college in Greencastle, Ind., dedicated to educating students from across the country and around the globe. For more than 180 years, DePauw has created an atmosphere of intellectual challenge and social engagement that prepares students for lifelong success.
1,703
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STUDENTS
AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
8:1
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STUDENT-TOFACULTY RATIO
Honor Scholar and Fellows PROGRAMS
49 MAJORS and the opportunity to create your own
#1
LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE, in Indiana – U.S. News & World Report
#47
RANKED LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE, in nation – U.S. News & World Report
#3
NATIONALLY for number of students studying abroad for 4-year baccalaureate colleges
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DEPAUW 4 MUSIC DEGREE PROGRAMS
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MAJOR ENSEMBLES
200+
EVENTS EACH YEAR
MORE THAN
33%
of DePauw students participate in one of our 23 Division III varsity athletic teams
84%
Four-year GRADUATION RATE
#3
in the state of Indiana for the number of college graduates who participate in TEACH FOR AMERICA
#8
among U.S. universities for producing FULBRIGHT STUDENTS
22%
14%
FIRST-GENERATION students
LEGACY students
DEPAUW STUDENTS REPRESENT
38 states
35
countries
STUDENT BODY DIVERSITY 1.8% UNIDENTIFIED 2.5% MULTIRACIAL 3.2% ASIAN-AMERICAN 6.2% AFRICAN-AMERICAN 9.2% HISPANIC/LATINO 14.9% INTERNATIONAL 62.2% CAUCASIAN/WHITE
97%
student SATISFACTION with faculty
98%
TENURE-TRACK FACULTY holding Ph.D. or highest degree
97%
of our students graduate employed, enrolled in a graduate program or selected for a national fellowship within six months of graduation
#10
BEST COLLEGE VALUE by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT
$730 MILLION
90%
of DePauw students pay less than cost of full tuition
2nd
lowest student debt in Indiana
TEST OPTIONAL
depauw.edu/admission-aid/apply/ first-year-applicants
CONNECT WITH US Office of Admission 204 E. Seminary St. Greencastle, IN 46135 P: 765-658-4006 F: 765-658-4007 E: admission@depauw.edu FOLLOW US DePauwUniversity depauwu @DePauwU
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DISCOVER YOURSELF
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You’re about to embark on your college journey, where you’ll explore your interests, your world, yourself. Discover what makes you gold within at DePauw University, where the opportunities are vast, the possibilities are extraordinary and the support is constant.
M AJOR S Actuarial Science Africana Studies Anthropology Art History Asian Studies Biochemistry Biology Cellular and Molecular Biology Chemistry Chinese Studies Classical Civilization Communication Computer Science
Earth Science Economics Education Studies English (Literature) English (Writing) Environmental Biology Environmental Geoscience Film Studies Geology German German Studies Global French Studies
Global Health Greek Hispanic Studies History Independent Interdisciplinary Italian Cultural Studies Japanese Studies Kinesiology Latin Mathematics Music/School of Music Neuroscience
Peace and Conflict Studies Philosophy Physics Political Science Pre-engineering Psychology Religious Studies Romance Languages Sociology Studio Art Theatre Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
M INOR S Accounting and Finance for Decision Making Africana Studies Anthropology Art History Asian Studies Astronomy Biochemistry Biology Business Administration Chemistry Chinese Chinese Studies Classical Archaeology Classical Civilization
Computer Science Data Science Earth Science Economics Education Studies English Writing Environmental Geoscience Ethics in Society Film Studies Geography Geology German German Studies Global French Studies Greek Hispanic Studies
History International Business Italian Cultural Studies Japanese Japanese Studies Jazz Studies Kinesiology Latin Latin American and Caribbean Studies Literature Mathematics Media Studies Museum Studies Music Musical Theatre
Peace and Conflict Studies Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Religious Studies Rhetoric and Interpersonal Communication Sociology Statistics Studio Art Theatre Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies World Literature
SCHOOL OF MUSIC DEGREES
CAREER PATHWAYS IN
Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Musical Arts Bachelor of Music Education Bachelor of Arts (major in muscic)
Archaeology Business Entrepreneurship Graphic Design International Affairs Journalism Law Medicine and Health Sustainability
Are you unsure what you’re looking for? That’s okay! You’ll spend your first three semesters exploring all DePauw has to offer before declaring your major sophomore year. You also have the option of creating your own interdisciplinary major.
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ACADEMIC CENTERS
DePauw’s array of centers connects your classroom learning with real-world experiences. Regardless of your major, you’re invited to explore a multitude of interests through workshops, renowned guest speakers, career-development opportunities, advising and more.
• Network with business professionals and find internships at The Robert C. McDermond Center for Management & Entrepreneurship. • Enhance your technology skills at the Tenzer Technology Center and Visualization Laboratory.
• Work for student media at the Eugene S. Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media. • Work through ethical issues of the day at The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics.
• Get involved with your community at the Hartman Center for Civic Engagement.
• Celebrate diversity and inclusion at the Justin and Darrianne Christian Center for Diversity and Inclusion.
• Find internships and get career guidance at the Kathryn F. Hubbard Center for Student Engagement. • Explore environmental issues at the Ullem Campus Farm and Center for Sustainability.
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THE HONOR SCHOLAR AND FELLOWS PROGRAMS
In DePauw’s Honor Scholar and three Fellows programs, top-notch faculty and talented students work together to ask and answer questions that matter and address the challenges of a new generation. These programs offer students specific ways to augment their liberal arts education. The Honor Scholar Program offers students a capstone thesis project that represents the rare opportunity and challenge of engaging with faculty members on a topic of the student’s choosing. The Fellows programs offer semester-long internships or research experiences and frequent opportunities to engage with leading scholars and industry leaders on and off campus. All of these programs serve as an intellectual home for some of the nation’s brightest and most ambitious students.
HONOR SCHOLAR: The Honor Scholar Program provides a home for students who understand that the most pressing and important issues in the world require the ability to think and work across disciplines and backgrounds. ENVIRONMENTAL FELLOWS: This integrative program is designed for students who exhibit intellectual curiosity, high academic potential and strong motivation to address environmental issues. MANAGEMENT FELLOWS: DePauw’s Management Fellows Program connects students interested in business and management with the best of a liberal arts education and real-world experiences. MEDIA FELLOWS: Combining classes with hands-on media experience, the Media Fellows Program features semester-long, off-campus internships. The program is intended for students planning a career in media, as well as those who are curious about how different media operate as a necessity in performing effectively in other careers. 9
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
FIND YOUR GOLD WITHIN Waiting behind graduate students for internships and research opportunities? Not here. Whether you’re a natural-born leader or looking to hone your leadership skills, you won’t wait until your junior year to be exposed to professional opportunities. Not convinced that’s possible? Below are just four transformative opportunities to dive into at DePauw as early as your first year. PRINDLE INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS STUDENT INTERNS Offering three types of internships, the Prindle Institute for Ethics fosters reflection on ethical issues, including questions of justice and public policy, character, duty and responsibility. Depending on the internship, you will have the opportunity to write for the Prindle Post, attend Prindle-sponsored events and retreats, produce a podcast and/or be involved with graphic-design projects. BONNER SCHOLAR PROGRAM Selected from the incoming freshman class, 20 students who have demonstrated a commitment to service and community will have the opportunity to join a cohort dedicated to the same at DePauw and in Greencastle. The vision of the Bonner Program is to uplift communities through engaging students in service and civic 10
involvement during their four years in college. Accepted students receive a need-based financial aid award with limited loans. In addition, students receive extensive training in return for their commitment to the four-year program. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES PROGRAM ITAP provides paid internship-quality opportunities for students to hone their technology and professional skills by working in on-campus jobs and projects involving technology. ITAP interns gain valuable professional, communication, technology and leadership skills essential to any career path, regardless of their major or area of study. This program is open to students across all majors. SUSTAINABILITY LEADERSHIP PROGRAM The Sustainability Leadership Program creates opportunities for student-driven environmental initiatives, educates campus about how the environment intersects with societal well-being and supports institutional initiatives that demonstrate the university’s commitment to environmental stewardship. Through both paid and volunteer handson opportunities, students are equipped to navigate complex challenges and create lasting change.
HOUSING OPTIONS
HOUSING AND RESIDENTIALITY DePauw is a fully residential campus; our students live on campus all four years and housing is guaranteed for all students. Each class year offers different living communities that complement learning inside and outside of the classroom. Immersion into these inclusive communities enhances each student’s intellectual exploration and personal development, linking liberal arts education with life’s work. HOUSING OPTIONS All first-year students live in residence halls with students from diverse backgrounds. Students become accustomed to a new community, explore their personal interests, adapt to teaching methods at the collegiate level and learn from each other in new ways. This eases their transition to college and growth into independent adulthood. Each residence hall provides programmatic and community development opportunities in addition to peer support and mentoring. Most rooms are double occupancy, but room size can range from single occupancy to fourperson rooms.
VERNON E. JORDAN JR. HALL The newest residence hall, opened in 2020, offers shared amenities that encourage students to study, learn, work and socialize together, including laundry facilities, technology-enabled meeting space and study lounges, kitchens and a sunny atrium to accommodate gatherings of residents. INTENTIONAL COMMUNITIES: HEALTHY LIVING COMMUNITY Healthy living communities are available for students who choose to commit to refrain from the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs in their residential environment. (Availability depends on sufficient student interest.) RAINBOW COMMUNITY The Rainbow Community provides a respectful space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning students and their advocates to connect and live together. Restrooms are gender-inclusive. All residents and their guests are expected to be respectful and sensitive to all identities within the LGBTQIA community. These communities offer resources, programs and events; create intentional opportunities for social and interpersonal connections; and give students the responsibility to set the standards of the community. (Availability depends on sufficient student interest.) 11
APPLYING TO DEPAUW We accept the Common Application – depauw.edu/admission-aid/apply. DePauw is test-optional and 50% of our recent applicants chose to be test-optional. The admission committee uses a holistic review process when considering applicants. TUITION AND FEES 2021-22 Tuition ............................................... $52,900 Housing and meals ............................ $14,098 Mandatory fees ....................................... $996 Total .................................................. $67,994
APPLICATION DATES AND DEADLINES Early Decision I Deadline.....................................November 15 Notification date...........................December 1 Early Action Deadline.......................................December 1 Notification date............................. January 15 Early Decision II Deadline......................................... January 15 Notification date............................. February 1 Regular Decision Deadline......................................... February 1 Notification date.................................March 1
QUESTIONS TO ASK TO ASK AN ADMISSION COUNSELOR: • How does a liberal arts education prepare you for life after graduation? • How does DePauw’s brand of liberal arts education differ from other similar schools? • How does DePauw help me if I am unsure of what I want to study? If I want to study multiple disciplines? • What kind of opportunities exist outside of the classroom for a first-year student in terms of internships, research, study abroad or other extracurricular activities? • What percentage of students return after their freshman year?
TO ASK YOUR STUDENT TOUR GUIDE OR ANY OTHER CURRENT STUDENTS • What was your “aha moment” when you knew DePauw was the college for you? • What has been your favorite experience outside of the classroom so far? • Did you know what you wanted to major in when you got to DePauw? If not, how did you decide on your major? • What has been your favorite class and why? • What do you think makes DePauw stand out from the other schools you were looking at? • What is one surprising thing that you learned about DePauw that you didn’t know before you got here? • If you had one piece of advice for students as we visit different colleges, what would it be?
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OUTCOMES
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CORBY BURGER ’16 Law clerk, Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP DePauw: Political science major
HUSSAIN HABIB ’18 Associate international product manager, Roche DePauw: Economics major
MEGAN MAY ‘13 Marine microbiologist, associate program officer, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine DePauw: Biology major
JOEVITA WEAH ’20 Innovation fellow at enFocus Inc
DePauw: Environmental geosciences major, Spanish minor
CLASS OF 2020 EMPLOYER SNAPSHOT
CLASS OF 2020 GRADUATE SCHOOL SNAPSHOT
Top 7%
90%
80%
LIFETIME EARNINGS
MEDICAL SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE RATE
LAW SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE RATE
with a 3.6 GPA, 80th percentile MCAT
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FINANCIAL AID CHECKLIST NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID FORMS AND DEADLINES FOR STUDENTS Use the checklist below to better understand the financial aid process and the steps required to complete your financial aid file. If you have questions about the process, please contact the Financial Aid Office at 765-658-4030 or financialaid@depauw.edu. Applicant Type
Priority Deadline to file
Early Decision I Early Action Early Decision II Regular Decision
November 15 December 1 January 15 February 1
Priority deadline to submit Tax Returns and W2 Forms November 15 December 1 January 15 February 1
Deadline to submit Verification Forms March 1 March 1 March 1 March 1
n Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) • Available online at https://fafsa.ed.gov/ (available Oct. 1). • DePauw’s School Code is: 001792. n Submit student and parent(s) federal tax returns and W2 forms* • Submit a copy of all W2 forms, even if you did not file a tax return. • Submit a copy of all federal tax returns and schedules. n Submit verification documents (if requested)* • Students selected for federal verification may have additional requirements. • The Financial Aid Office will communicate in writing any additional verification requirements. • Verification requests are due within 30 days of notification or by March 1 (whichever date occurs later). n Create your ScholarTrack account (Indiana residents) • Available online at https://scholartrack.che.in.gov/. • Review your state grant application to view any outstanding issues/problems. n Submit the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) waiver (optional)* • The FERPA grants permission to the financial aid staff to release a student’s financial aid information to specified third parties. • Available online at http://www.depauw.edu/files/resources/ferpa.pdf. You may access your admission student portal for updates at https://apply.depauw.edu/apply/status. Throughout the application and enrollment process, you will use the admission student portal to access information on the status of your admission application. You may view missing checklist items and upload any required documentation. *Submit requested documents by email, fax or mail or upload through the admission student portal. Please ensure that the student’s name appears on all submitted documents. Financial Aid Office • 204 E. Seminary St. • Greencastle, IN 46135-0037 765-658-4030 (phone) • 765-658-4137 (fax) • financialaid@depauw.edu • www.depauw.edu/offices/financialaid/
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FINANCIAL AID Financial aid philosophy: We believe that paying for college is a partnership between the students, their families and the university. We seek to bring the university’s educational opportunities within reach of all qualified students through a combination of merit scholarships, need-based grants, student loans and work opportunities. At DePauw, the financial aid review process is holistic. Each application is carefully reviewed by a financial aid counselor to put together the strongest combination of financial assistance possible. When you will hear from us: It all depends on when we receive your information! If all of your financial aid materials have been submitted to DePauw before Thanksgiving and you have been admitted to the university, our goal is to get you a financial aid offer before the winter break. Check your email regularly as this is how our team comunicates with you if we need additional information. This is how we also remind you of documents we might be waiting on. Needbased financial aid is not considered official until all required documents have been received and reviewed. Financial aid offers may be revised if information is inaccurate and/or new information is received that affects eligibility. Helpful suggestions: • On all documents, use the best figures available and estimate, if necessary, to meet deadlines. Do not leave answers blank. Enter “0” or “N/A” if the question is not applicable. • Use the correct Social Security number and name as shown on the Social Security card. • In cases of divorce or separation, information should be completed by the parent with whom the student lives during the majority of the year. If the student lived with each parent an equal amount of time, or did not live with either parent, give information for the parent who provided the most financial support. If this parent has remarried, information for the stepparent must be included. • Students and parents should sign the FAFSA electronically with a Federal Student Aid ID (https://fsaid.ed.gov/).
IRS data retrieval: The Department of Education encourages all applicants to use the IRS tax data retrieval tool when completing the FAFSA. This tool is available to most tax filers who have a processed tax return on file with the IRS. Students selected for federal verification are required to use the tool to import student and parent income information directly from the IRS. Additional information about the data retrieval process is available online at www.depauw.edu/ offices/financialaid/policies/irs-data-retrieval/. If a student or parent is not able or unwilling to use the IRS data retrieval tool, a tax return transcript is required. To request a federal tax return transcript, visit http://www.irs.gov/ transcript. About verification: Some students may be selected by DePauw or by the federal government for a separate process called “verification.” In these instances, the student will receive a separate request from the Financial Aid Office by email and/ or by letter identifying what additional items are required to complete the file. The deadline for submitting verification items is 30 days from the time of notification or by March 1 (whichever date occurs later). Special circumstances: Students who wish to explain any special circumstances that may affect the family’s ability to contribute to the cost of education should send a written appeal directly to the Financial Aid Office. Exceptional circumstances may be considered only when explained in writing with supporting documentation referencing specific dollar amounts. Indiana residents: Indiana residents should visit ScholarTrack to register for an account with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. Indiana residents MUST submit the FAFSA by April 15 to be considered for state financial aid. Visit http://www.in.gov/che/ for additional information.
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DEPAUW NATURE PARK Between 1917 and 1977, the DePauw Nature Park was the site of a limestone quarry, where rock was blasted from the quarry walls, crushed into limestone aggregate and then transported off-site by rail. The 520-acre park is open year-round and features a Welcome and Activities Center, the Manning Environmental Field Station, a large amphitheater and more than a dozen walking and biking trails. The trails take visitors through the bottom of the quarry and around its high wall, through the surrounding woodlands, along what once were the quarry’s rail line and the banks of Big Walnut Creek.
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EXPLORE GREENCASTLE
DePauw is nestled in the small college town of Greencastle, Ind., 45 miles west of downtown Indianapolis. You might be surprised what you find here, including farmers’ markets, live music at First Fridays and Music on the Square, theatre at the Putnam County Playhouse and multiple local shops ranging from boutiques to consignment stores, a brewery and a familyowned deli that is popular among DePauw students. The community and the university are intertwined. DePauw students are active in the community through both service and industry as many find internships or work for local businesses, while numerous faculty and staff members live in Greencastle. Almost all events, lectures, art shows and performances on campus are free and open to the public, encouraging the continued relationship building between the town and gown. Stop by the DePauw bookstore next to Starbucks. This will give you a chance to grab some DePauw swag and also get a great feel for the downtown square!
LOCAL RESTAURANT GUIDE
The community of Greencastle has many great restaurants and local stores to eat, shop and explore. Below is a quick listing of restaurants and shops within walking distance from the Office of Admission. ON CAMPUS / NEARBY
DOWNTOWN
BON APPÉTIT – DePauw’s primary food service provider Location: Five campus options, including Hoover Hall (main dining hall)
ALMOST HOME – Fine dining on the square, known for homemade desserts Location: 17 W. Franklin St.
MARVIN’S – A DePauw tradition that includes the “GCB” (garlic cheeseburger) Location: 202 S. College Ave. MYERS’ MARKET – Locally owned deli, known for great sandwiches Location: 302 E. Washington St. THE FLUTTERING DUCK – American-style restaurant and bar Location: 2 W. Seminary St. (Inside The Inn at DePauw) TWO WEST BISTRO – Choose from menu or buffet in a finedining setting Location: 2 W. Seminary St. (Inside The Inn at DePauw) WASSER BREWING COMPANY – Delicious entrees and live music Location: 102 E. Franklin St.
BREADWORKS BY BRIDGES – Fresh bread, pastries, donuts, lunch fare and sushi. Location: 2 E. Walnut St. BRIDGES CRAFT PIZZA & WINE BAR – Known for specialty pizza and rooftop dining Location: 19 N Indiana St. DON JULIOS – Mexican cuisine Location: 11 W. Franklin St. SCOOPS – Ice cream and more ice cream Location: 13 S. Indiana St. STARBUCKS AND ELI’S BOOK STORE – Coffee and Tiger gear for the whole family Location: 6 E. Washington St. TAP HOUSE BURGERS – Known for burgers, hot dogs and shakes Location: 24 S. Indiana St.
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EXPLORE ON YOUR OWN
Didn’t get to see everything today on your visit? That’s okay! Here’s a self-guided tour of some of our favorite Greencastle and DePauw spots starting in downtown Greencastle.
ELI’S BOOKSTORE 2 East Washington Street, Greencastle, IN, 46135 Located in the courthouse square historic district, the DePauw bookstore is named for Colonel Eli Lilly, an avid book collector and founder of the Indianapolis pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly and Co. Lilly, beginning in 1853, attended the Academy at Indiana Asbury University, which would eventually become DePauw University. WWII BUZZ BOMB US Hwy 231, on the southwest corner of the courthouse square One of only two WW II V-1 German Buzz Bombs in the U.S., “It came into the Navy’s possession during the war and was shipped to a naval base in Virginia. After the war, members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1550 in Greencastle asked the government for a buzz bomb to make a war memorial. That required legislation being passed in both houses of the U.S. Congress.” PEELER ART CENTER 10 W. Hanna Street, Greencastle, IN 46135 Admission is free and open to the public. Designed by the internationally acclaimed architect, Carlos Jiménez, professor at Rice University’s School of Architecture, the center features three spacious galleries and hosts approximately 10 exhibitions annually.
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DEPAUW ATHLETIC FIELDS Blackstock Stadium, Walker Field and Reavis Stadium 200-205 W. Hanna St., Greencastle, IN, 46135 Visit the locations where DePauw’s football, track and field, baseball, lacrosse, soccer and field hockey teams play on these newly renovated fields. THE JANET PRINDLE INSTITUTE FOR ETHICS, THE BARTLETT REFLECTION CENTER OR THE NATURE PARK 2961 W. County Road 225 S, Greencastle, IN 46135 Located within the DePauw Nature Park and adjacent to The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics, The Bartlett Reflection Center provides a place for individual and group reflections in a quiet, natural setting. A series of waterfalls and streams of water join the two buildings. The Reflection Center complements the Institute by offering a space conducive to meditation and contemplation. ULLEM CAMPUS FARM 1138 W. Walnut Street, Greencastle, IN, 46135 The DePauw Ullem Campus Farm offers exciting opportunities for students to engage in reallife applications of sustainable agriculture and environmentally friendly land use. Student interns and volunteers use organic practices to provide fresh and healthy produce for campus dining. The Ullem Center for Sustainability invites students to engage with hands-on sustainability and agricultural initiatives.
It is the policy of DePauw University to actively support equality of education and employment opportunity. No person shall be denied admission to any educational program or activity on the basis of such factors, but not limited to, race, color, creed, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, gender identity or expression, disability or veteran status. Sexual harassment is an act of discrimination and, as such, will not be tolerated. 210609-3.5M
OFFICE OF ADMISSION 204 E. Seminary St. • P.O. Box 37 • Greencastle, IN 46135 765-658-4006 • 800-447-2495 admission@depauw.edu www.depauw.edu
