Category: Features

Jan 17 2023

Features

Seyeong Hanlim ‘23’s exhibition “Afterimage” highlights the challenges of women workers worldwide

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief— A little over a year ago, Seyeong Hanlim ‘23 would have never considered herself an artist. But now, her solo exhibition titled “Afterimage” is leaving Denison’s Mulberry...

Dec 07 2022

Features

Denisonian Editor-in-Chief Aaron Skubby finishes final term, reflects on tenure

by Lula Burke

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Lula Burke, Editor-in-Chief— The fonts on this page, the sentences in these stories, and the content in each section of this paper was proofed by Aaron Skubby ‘23 just a...

Dec 07 2022

Features

Students charter Students for Justice in Palestine advocacy chapter on campus

by Addy Pittenger

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ADDY PITTENGER, Arts & Life Editor— Many political movements in history have been driven especially by college students, responsible for change in both their own communities and abroad. Examples of...

Nov 02 2022

Features

Denison Debate Society hosts lively discussion on funding

by The Denisonian

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ELLIE OWEN, Arts and Life Editor– The Denison Debate Society recently hosted a town-hall style debate, a medium which has become their signature, in partnership with Braver Angels, an organization...

Nov 02 2022

Features

Steve Carell ’84 discusses Doobie, DU Hockey on podcast

by Arianna Griffiths

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ARIANNA GRIFFITHS, Staff Reporter– Before becoming the hilarious “World’s Best Boss” on NBC’s The Office, Steve Carell ‘84 was a DJ, hockey goalie, History major, and theater minor at Denison....

Nov 02 2022

Features

Former DCGA President Rob Moore ’12 visits Denison a decade on from presidency

by The Denisonian

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ROBERT NEITHART, Asst. News Editor– The most effective policy is that which results from purposeful, pragmatic thought. As a philosophy major and former president of the Denison Campus Governance Association...

Oct 14 2022

Features

Reader’s Garden offers intellectual oasis down the hill

by The Denisonian

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SARAH MOTLEY, Special to the Denisonian — Readers’ Garden Provides an Oasis to Granville and Denison Students Illuminated by three shades of cheerful, green paint and walls flowered with delightfully...

Sep 28 2022

Features

Newly elected first-year senators seek to inspire campus-wide change

by The Denisonian

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ROBERT NEITHART, Special to the Denisonian— In an impressive feat of efficiency, with just a single-day turnover between the announcement of candidates and election results, the Denison Campus Governance Association...

Sep 14 2022

Features

Local restauranteur brings flair to Granville with new cafe: Station  

by The Denisonian

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ROBERT NEITHART, Special to The Denisonian— At 425 S Main St, sitting to the right of the old bones of the Ohio Central Railroad lies Station; a somewhat quiet, unsuspecting...

Sep 14 2022

Features

Alum Jane Wolfe ‘80 pens biography of journalism giant Burl Osborne

by Torria Catrone

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TORRIA CATRONE, Managing Editor— Best-selling author and Denison alum Jane Wolfe ‘80 has just released “Burl: Journalism Giant and Medical Trailblazer” (Sept. 6, 2022, Andrews McMeel Publishing). The new biography...