Women’s soccer picks up the energy in multiple wins
Winning is always fun. Just ask the women’s soccer team. After starting off the season 1-1 and only mustering one goal between the two games, the team’s offense exploded, scoring...
Month: November 2018
My new found love of cycling
by Josh Lee
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One. Two. Dip. One. Two. Tap. And repeat. These are just a few of the instructions you’ll hear down at the Mitchell Center’s cycling room. Mitchell is known for its...
Denison football kicks off the season
by Sanaya Attari
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To most, football is just another sport. To the Lone Star state however, football is more than just a sport. To Texans, football is a religion. Our Big Red football...
NFL first impressions and predictions
by The Denisonian
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BY MAX CURTIN AND JOEY SEMEL Everyone can breathe a deep sigh of relief… football is back. Week 1 of the NFL Regular Season certainly didn’t disappoint… unless you root...
State of the paper
by The Denisonian
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BY CASEY TRIMM AND CHLOE SFERRA Last semester The Denisonian was a part of a group discussion with one focus: what does journalism look like at Denison? Until recently, with...
The extreme value of AC
by The Denisonian
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STAFF EDITORIAL Extreme heat, sickness, mold, walls that can’t hang decoration– these are just a few reasons we believe air conditioning should be allowed campus-wide. We don’t feel it is...
NFL, please don’t end in a tie
by Nathaniel Beach
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Another year, another series of calls to boycott the NFL from old, white Trump-supporting men who refuse to drink tap water due to not wanting to be under communist mind...
Duo Two-Factor Authentication: A Question of Accessibility, Not Security
by The Denisonian
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BY AMANDA TRAUTMANN The other day I was in Slayter before a class and I realized I had forgotten to print the reading from Notebowl. This class was one where...
Best Places for Zzzzz On Campus
by Liz Anastasiadis
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College can be rough, especially when students stay up late and wake up early. Work is constantly flowing–there is a reading, or an assignment and students can’t keep up on...
WOW: Students welcomed back to campus
by Chloe Sferra
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Before upperclassman arrived on campus, Denison was busy welcoming in new students to the next four years on the hill. If you ask any sophomore, junior or senior, most will...