From housing to admission, Meng leads with intention
Grace Ostrosky, Arts & Life Editor– To high school students, Denison’s Office of Admission may seem intimidating. But to members of the office itself, it is a community. Carianne Meng...
Mid-Autumn festival celebrates community and heritage
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Nhat Linh Dang, Special to The Denisonian– The warm glow of lanterns filled the room as students gathered around tables, crafting colorful cards and sampling an array of mooncakes. Laughter...
Professor Spotlight: Laura Russell finds meaning in life’s gifts
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Natalie Isberg, Special to The Denisonian– It’s the little gifts that Dr. Laura Russell has learned to appreciate over the years, including the birthdays, her trips to frozen yogurt with...
‘Performative male’ competition creates large student engagement
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Donald Keough, News Editor– The Bandersnatch was packed shoulder to shoulder on Oct. 10, as students watched the Denison’s first performative male competition. These competitions have become a trend at...
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Plant-based options pose challenges for some students
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Katey Woodruff, Features Editor– One in 10 college students follow a vegan or vegetarian diet, which is more than twice the percent of the general population, according to a 2019...
Go Birds! Get Wawa! Why Philadelphia is the best
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Emily Orsini, Sports Editor– On a cold December morning in 2004, I was born with thick curly hair and a comically large, kelly green foam finger on my hand. When...
Nepal is an invitation and an outline: Not a blueprint
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Miles Boyko, Staff Writer– It is a shame that what is happening in South and Southeast Asia. If it had happened in Europe, or maybe a little closer to home,...
‘Pumpkins and Peace’ puts students in the fall mood
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Donald Keough, News Editor– In the midst of a field of clucking chickens, a whirling tractor and the smell of fresh cider, 33 students perused rows of pumpkins. Although to...
‘The Grown-Up’ debuts as first faculty-directed play of semester
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Aniyah Smith, Special to The Denisonian– Denison’s theatre program opened its season with “The Grown-Up,” a play by Jordan Harrison that explores memory, change and the process of growing up. ...
Denison’s tiniest celebrities thrive on campus
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Nora O’ Byrne, Staff Writer– If you walk down the path between Olin and Herrick Halls, you’ll probably be met with a swarm of butterflies to the face. West Quad...