Photo Essay: What The Hill looks like during COVID-19
PAULA TORRES, Photo Editor—What The Hill looks like during COVID-19, a photo essay. With students currently barred from having guests in their dorm rooms, the inhabitants of East Quad have...
Category: Arts and Life
The Red Cross hosts reoccurring blood drives on campus
by Olivia Harvey
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OLIVIA HARVEY, Features Editor—In the midst of an international health crisis, Denison students, faculty, and community members are pitching in to maintain the health of the nation’s blood supply. Last...
Physics professor Dr. Dan Homan talks TXS 0128 and galaxies
by Liz Anastasiadis
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LIZ ANASTASIADIS, Editor-in-Chief — Dr. Dan Homan, professor of astronomy, physics, computational science and data analytics at Denison, was involved in the founding of a galaxy out of this world....
Sep
03
2020
2020 Movies to watch in the comfort of your dorm
by The Denisonian
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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts & Life Editor— With the onset of quarantine in March and all of us Denisonians now (hopefully) remaining on the Hill, it can easily seem like 2020...
10 Movies To Watch In Quarantine
by Devin Meenan
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Devin Meenan, Arts and Life Editor — Throughout the medium’s existence, cinema has always provided escapism in times of crisis; movie theater attendance during the Great Depression numbered in the...
Senior cinema majors reeling with the film festival canceled
by Devin Meenan
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If you’ve ever walked through the Denison Cinema House, you’ll have noticed in the main hall, leading to the screening room on the right and editing suite on the left,...
Tutti Music Festival brings distinctive musical style to Denison’s campus
by Paula Torres
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The Tutti Original Works Festival is held bi-annually by the Denison department of Music, and brings a wide variety of musicians, composers and other fine artists to Denison’s campus in...
Celebrating the Intersection of Education and Black Studies
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—Above her desk, education department chair Dr. Karen Graves displays a plaque which has sat there since 2008. This plaque celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Black...
DITA presents a stellar performance of comedy “Space Girl”
by The Denisonian
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EMMA PROE, Staff Writer— It’s always difficult to find your niche in high school, especially when you come from a different planet. The play “Space Girl,” written by Mora V....
Mar
09
2020
Dr. Wiinikka-Lydon shows the consequences of war aren’t just monetary
by Nina Cosdon
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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief —The cost of war is much more than monetary. However, Dr. Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon opened his talk last Wednesday by asking the audience how much they thought the...