By Kayla Marks Special to The Denisonian Swasey Chapel was packed on April 25 with fans of the Hilltoppers ready to see their last concert of the year. It was...
By Shaleen Sharan Staff Writer Wind, rain, and below-60 temperatures did not make for a picture-perfect spring day, but that didn’t stop students from enjoying the spring festivities. Aestavalia, Denison’s...
By Kalyn Dunkins, Staff Writer The Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (DCDC) traced the stage as the opening dancers in black, white, and red costumes stomped and clapped in upbeat rhythms, each...
By Grant Veltman Staff Writer Scattered throughout the narrative of the movie Labor Day are a slew of allusions to cinemas past. One in particular, a poster of Stephen Spielberg’s...
By Kayla Marks Special to The Denisonian Mitchell Athletic Center was filled to the brim with people who took time out of their weekend to take a stand against cancer....
By Victoria Newman Staff Writer After a long week of weather ups and downs and mountains of homework, the students crowding in Slayter were more than ready to let loose...
By Matthew Pennekamp Forum Editor At this year’s 2014 Denison Theatre Spring Thing, a litany of talent and creative engineering was placed on full display, coming from both students and...
By Elaine Cashy Assistant Arts and Life Editor Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” could be heard from The Roost over and over as the Denison a cappella group Ladies Night Out...
By Emily Shane Staff Writer The Middle Eastern Culture Organization (MECO) hosted the Middle Eastern Cultural Festival to introduce Denison students to the food, music, and art of the Middle...
By Matthew Pennekamp Forum Editor For many Americans, their only interaction with the French language may come from a high school class or a trip to New Orleans. However, Jeremy...