The Boulder Magazine, 1938-1952
The Boulder magazine was first published by students in 1936 as a literary and humor magazine. The final issue was printed in 1952. The collection consists of three bound volumes from 1942-1948, Volumes 5-10.
The DePauw Newspaper, 1920-2019*
The DePauw student newspaper can trace its beginnings to the Asbury Notes, a student-faculty collaborative work begun in 1852. The newspaper has been digitized with full-text searching back to 1970. Full issues are also available from 1932-1969 with selected-headline indexing only.
The DePauw Newspaper, 2021-present*
The DePauw student newspaper can trace its beginnings to the Asbury Notes, a student-faculty collaborative work begun in 1852. Weekly issues from 2021-present are archived as a website and can be found on Archive-IT.
The DePauw Magazine, 1919-1935
The DePauw Magazine, was a student literary publication issued during the months of October, January, March and May. The yearly subscription rate was $1.00.
Hoot magazine, 1952-1957
A student humor magazine containing stories, jokes and cartoons from 1952-1957. This publication is available as a bound volume set in the Archives and Special Collections reading room.
A Midwestern Review Magazine, 1987-2018
This magazine is dedicated to publishing student poetry, prose and art. It's available as a bound volume set in the Roy O. West Library.
Mirage Yearbook, 1884-2008
Yearbooks were published by the junior class and first appeared in 1884. Several times during the next decade and a half, the junior class failed to produce a yearbook. The 1908 publication was given the name Sombrero. The yearbook ceased publication in 2008.
The Yellow Crab Magazine, 1928-1932
This student magazine was an earlier student humor magazine covering stories, jokes and cartoons from 1928-1932. It's available as a bound volume set in the Archives and Special Collections.
*Additional historical issues of DePauw's student newspapers from 1852-1919 are available in the DePauw Digital Library University Publications Digital Collection.