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Cheney Hagerup

Cheney graduated from DePauw University in 2015 with majors in English Literature and Spanish. She is from Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

Illustrated book cover for Pat Mora's The Rainbow Tulip. Three girls in multi-colored tulip-shaped dresses frolic in a circle.

Medicine

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17 Apr 2015

Fatal realities of medical experimentation: the case of Guatemala

According to a recent report by The Guardian, John Hopkins University is being accused of carrying out lethal experiments on over 800 Guatemalan research participants in the 1940s and 1950s. Claimants … Continue reading "Fatal realities of medical experimentation: the case of Guatemala"

Higher Education

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16 Mar 2015

A Pursuit of Passion: Questioning the Post-Grad Trajectory

As DePauw students, success is the light at the end of the tunnel of exams, papers and countless hours in Roy O. West. From the moment we step foot on … Continue reading "A Pursuit of Passion: Questioning the Post-Grad Trajectory"

ART OF AWARENESS SUBMISSIONS 2015- Winners announced!

Congratulations to our winners!!! Taylor Zartman, Samuel Caravana and Nathaniel Fox #1- Nathaniel Fox- (Faculty Vote Winner) Street Art and Urban Pressure: Graffiti as we know here is the U.S. … Continue reading "ART OF AWARENESS SUBMISSIONS 2015- Winners announced!"

4 Mar 2015

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'Like a Girl:' A cultural context

We have all heard it before: the kid out on the baseball field shouts, “you hit like a girl.” Adults do it too. In fact, just last fall my sister’s … Continue reading "‘Like a Girl:’ A cultural context"

7 Nov 2014

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'Slacktivism:' The problem with benevolence

You may have heard the term ‘Slacktivism’ thrown around in reference to charitable acts diluted with apathy. ‘Slacktivism’ can take theform of anything from donating small amounts of money to a cause … Continue reading "‘Slacktivism:’ The problem with benevolence"

17 Oct 2014

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A Message Left for Mason Hall Residents...

Renee, a sophomore at DePauw, came home to Mason Hall last Tuesday to find a sign harshly warning residents: “CAMERA INSTALLED. DO NOT PLACE FOOD OF ANY KIND (INCLUDING SOUP) … Continue reading "A Message Left for Mason Hall Residents…"

3 Oct 2014

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No More Deaths: Fatal realities of border militarization

No More Deaths is a Tucson, AZ based humanitarian aid organization working to prevent the deaths of migrants crossing the Mexico-US border. According to Kate Morgan-Olsen, a long-term aid worker … Continue reading "No More Deaths: Fatal realities of border militarization"

26 Sep 2014

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