Students can look at religious questions that are asked in different traditions. A common topic in all the series is that of the effects of power and privilege. The Hump allows students to have fun, but also discuss heavy issues that are valid in real life. Plus it's not an effort to go because you're learning and talking and being challenged to think. According to Johnson-Licon, all leaders try to approach programming on three different levels.
Some programs are strictly informative.
Others are explorative where students may look a bit deeper or they may celebrate different aspects of cultures. The third group of programs attempts to make a difference in people's lives. We feel we're meeting that challenge. Besides The Hump, which is the most visible program, the multicultural affairs office also works with other students who come to them asking for support with projects such as Box City, which ends over the weekend. They also work quietly with individual students who try to adjust to the DePauw environment.