Student performance relates to current racial issues
LARIONA JACOBS Staff Writer That one audience member who laughs like a seal is always the best kind of member. You know when the joke isn’t that funny but someone...
Category: Arts and Life
Burpee’s 24 hour show raises money for St. Jude
by Chloe Sferra
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CHLOE SFERRA Sports Editor Imagine staying up for 24 hours straight while performing humorous routines non-stop, because that is exactly what Denison’s comedy group Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company succeeded in...
Michael Sam visits campus during Coming Out Week
by The Denisonian
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JOSH LEE Staff Writer Last week was the 30th celebration of Coming Out Week here at Denison, and Outlook, Denison’s LGBTQ organization, was prepared with weekly activities and events dispersed...
Musician and memoirist gives insight on media careers
by The Denisonian
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GRACE GUILLIAMS Special to The Denisonian Last week memoirist, editor, and punk rock musician Jon Fine visited Denison University as part of a Beck Lecture sponsored event for the new...
Theatre department pairs with Short North Stage for first production of the year
by The Denisonian
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MAT SCOTT Arts & Life Editor The social and political climate in America right now makes August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson an apt production for Denison’s first mainstage play of...
March on Washington photographer speaks to Denison students
by The Denisonian
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SHANTI BASU Assistant Photo Editor Eyes of famous civil rights leaders meet yours the moment you step into the Rowland Scherman exhibit. Spanning cultures, decades, and disciplines, the striking portraits...
Former Black Panther captivates crowd with stories
by The Denisonian
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JOSHUA LEE Staff Writer She’s sweet. She’s loving. She’s Mama C! Charlotte O’Neal, a former Black Panther made an appearance on Wednesday to speak about her life experiences and perform...
Elizabeth Orr critiques social structures through art
by The Denisonian
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SAVANNAH DELGROSS Arts & Life Editor Feminism. Technology. Politics. Capitalism. Elizabeth Orr critiques it all. And she does it through art. It is her self-awareness as a 21st century artist...
Vail Series artists blend jazz and traditional melodies
by Kaitlyn Specht
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KAITLYN SPECHT Arts & Life Editor Between the fun, constantly changing tunes and the quirky, familial vibe of the performers, Gabriel Alegria and the Afro-Peruvian Sextet gave a performance that...
Visiting artist pursues passions outside of full-time job
by Kaitlyn Specht
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KAITLYN SPECHT Arts & Life Editor The plans that Coco Loupe, the visiting Vail Series artist, had had for her life were about as perfect for a dancer as it...