Disrespect of property, staff departure lead to struggles at King Hall
Liv Barton, Staff Writer– Amanda Finkle, the former building service assistant (BSA) for South Quad, said the only reason she would ever leave Denison was if she “never had to...
‘No matter what’: Softball team stays grounded amid preseason optimism
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Max Dolinh, Editor-in-Chief– “It feels a little different this year, you know?” said Brooke Surbaugh, junior two-way player for the Denison softball team. For Surbaugh and every other player, part...
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2025
Panel features Indigenous citizens for historical discussion
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Astha Dave, Staff Writer– On Feb. 27, Denison University’s journalism department and Granville Historical Society co-hosted a panel discussion on Ohio’s Indigenous history, resilience, and cultural legacy. The event, moderated...
Students across Ohio compete in 34th annual coding contest
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Donald Keough, News Editor– The coding race was on this weekend, as the computer science department hosted their 34th annual Denison Spring Programming Contest (DSPC) in Olin Hall. From 1-5...
Chipotle opens new location in Granville
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Nor Osborne, Features Editor– “What’s your Chipotle order?” has been the question of the week, following the grand opening of a Chipotle in Granville. On Feb. 24, Chipotle opened its...
Professor Spotlight: Gary Baker reflects on his relationship with language
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Grace Ostrosky, Asst. Arts & Life Editor– In August of 1989, Dr. Gary Baker stepped onto Denison’s campus for the first time. He was set to be a temporary replacement...
Meghan Butte engages students in sculpt and spin classes at Hoaglin
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Jacob Bernstein, Staff Writer– Between yoga, pilates, and spin classes, Hoaglin Center is filled with weekly exercise courses for students, but what is it like to actually teach students fitness? ...
Katie Locke studies the art of acting in Dublin, Ireland
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Halla Emmons, Staff Writer– Ireland, home of historic castles and rolling hills, is where junior theatre major Katie Locke had settled for her semester abroad this past fall. She studied...
Our ‘lost generation’: Navigating nostalgia, social media, and identity
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Graham DeWitt, Special to The Denisonian– The period between the 1960s and 1990s is idolized by the modern world. It was before algorithms, data tracking and Instagram. Back when stories...
What Trump’s presidency means for the Constitution and America’s institutions
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Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor– Once every few weeks, my mom forwards me political articles she thinks I’d find interesting. In her email, she wrote to me, “There is some resistance...
Mar
05
2025
Preparing for upcoming ‘Midnight Mamma Mia!’ with DITA
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Halla Emmons, Staff Writer– At the start of the new semester, “Midnight Mamma Mia!” is exactly what it sounds like, a production of “Mamma Mia!” that happens at midnight, where...
UPC takes students to ‘Stadium Series’ hockey game
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Nora Meeks, Staff Writer– On March 1, The Ohio State Stadium, affectionately named “The Shoe,” was alive with energy. The over 90,000 fans in attendance fill the stadium with energy...