The school is great, they have many electives, and extracurriculars, I would recommend you would…read moresend your children here.

All three of my children attended this school and I can't recommend it enough. The nurturing that…read moremy kids received by the staff, coupled with the curriculum make this school definitely deserving of a 5-star rating. If they went beyond Kindergarten, we would have happily paid to enroll our kids here instead of the public school. I felt comfortable leaving my kids here.

Well I have been on the campus a few times over the years…read moreas I went to school at the rivalry school. But I just went back to Depauw to watch my nephew swim against them. It was my first swim meet to watch and I got to see the swim building. I have to admit the swim area is quite nice. Watching felt comfortable and seemed to be very nice. The swim building actually blended in to the overall campus architecture. I watched the meet and it lasted around 3 hours. There is no coat to attend the swim competitions. One drawback is the only food onsite is three vending machines on the first floor. There is nearby parking but I missed it as I had no idea which part of the building to go in so I ended up parking on a nearby street only to realize as I walked around the building.

Everything that could be expected was included at this hotel: clean, comfortable, and neat. Highly…read morerecommended.

Visited here for a track and field meet. Pretty campus. Parking fills up quickly and may have to…read morepark along streets and walk.

Next week it will be 29 years since I graduated from DePauw, and this was only the second time I've…read morebeen back since then. A lot has changed, and yet some things are exactly as they were from 1986-1990. A few things I noted: * Some of the fraternities from the 80's haven't survived (my own included), as well as a few of the sororities. When I attended, DePauw was about 75% Greek, and although that percentage may be a bit lower now, the school is still has a way above-average percentage of students who are affiliated with a fraternity or sorority. Something to keep in mind if you're considering attending DePauw. * The old Marvin's is no more, but the new location still has the GCB's that I ate constantly. I was actually more partial to the Marvin's burritos. * The "downtown" scene (such that it is) is much more developed and high-profile than it was in the 80's. We rarely had a need to go downtown for anything except a haircut back in the late 80's, but now there are restaurants, shops and lots of other things to see. If I make it to the 60th anniversary of my graduation, I promise I'll visit again and write another review.

The new building is very nice. The instructors are the same as at the Lafayette location without…read morethe drive. A good cheap way to take care of some undergrad required classes.

Kathy and her staff work very well with their students. Some work better in small groups and…read moreothers are better in a one on one setting. Kathy does a great job helping place kids in the settings that benefit them most. Most of her students go on to be on the honor roll at their schools.

A great school! Here for homecoming. They have great academics great division three sports and…read moreain't even better internship and career placement program. Highly recommend.

Was here for 3 days for a work meeting. The accommodations in Trippet Hall were comfortable,…read morespacious, and clean. Had a brief tour of the campus and you can tell athletics are important here given the facility. Lovely campus for a nice walk during our free time. If you are on campus, check out Wally's for a drink!