Beck Series: A sort of critique of “Feeld” by Jos Charles
KARAN SETHNA, Special to The Denisonian—The best way to become a better writer is to read other writers. To that end, the Denison English Department hosted Jos Charles on Feb....
Category: Arts and Life
The X-Lovers: a talk with London and Jake about their music-making
by Paula Torres
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PAULA TORRES, Photo Editor—London Jackson and Jacob Ames, aka “X-Lovers,” recently sat down with The Denisonian; while based in LA, the pair’s first “big” (in their words) tour brought them...
Feb
25
2020
The Genital Monologues tell Denison students’ tales of bodily empowerment
by Laura Lapham
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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus—Body positivity is too often in short supply, so the Genital Monologues seek to provide some relief. This year was the seventh Genital Monologues...
Feb
25
2020
“It Shoulda Been” You will have its first dance in the Eisner Center
by Laura Lapham
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Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue, and hopefully some aspirin for the headache that is about to ensue. Let’s face it, weddings are stressful, and the wedding...
Feb
12
2020
Black studies department prepares for fiftieth anniversary
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—The Black Studies department is celebrating its half-century anniversary of interdisciplinary study that has profoundly influenced both the social sciences and humanities. In honor of this milestone,...
Human Rights Film Festival continues with “The Advocate”
by The Denisonian
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MONICA STARR, Special to The Denisonian—Co-directors Israeli-American Rachel Leah Jones and French Philippe Bellaïche bring forth a tense documentary which, although nearly two hours long, maintains high energy. “Advocate” follows...
Bluegrass Festival delights with alumni and guest performers
by Laura Lapham
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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus—Throughout the years, Denison has been graced by many musical guests at its annual Bluegrass Festival. Last weekend on Friday and Saturday night, many...
Feb
12
2020
DFS Screens“Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”
by Devin Meenan
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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts & Life Editor—While Quentin Tarantino claims to have one more film on the drawing board before his pre-announced early retirement, I have a hard time seeing how...
Sketch’rs comedy show: “Revenge of the Sketch”
by The Denisonian
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(It’s) My Pleasure hopes to educate students on sex
by Samara Benza
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SAMARA BENZA, Features Editor—If there’s one area where the American education system is failing the children of this country, it’s in teaching them about sex and sexual health; only 17-out-of-50...