Category: Features

Apr 14 2021

FOCIF & DASU panel addresses AAPI violence in wake of national tragedies

by The Denisonian

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GENEVIEVE PFISTER, Staff Writer—In response to the rise of anti-Asian attacks, including the shootings in Atlanta, Georgia that claimed six Asian American women’s lives, Chair of the Religion Department Professor...

Apr 14 2021

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The influence of food access on the Newark-Granville life expectancy gap

by The Denisonian

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EILI WRIGHT, Health & Poverty Fellow—Due to an unexpected study conducted in 2018, called the U.S. Small-Area Life Expectancy Estimates Project, the Newark Advocate has found that the eight mile...

Apr 14 2021

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Student Artist Spotlight: Ryan Metzger ’23

by The Denisonian

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GRACE PRISBY, Special to The Denisonian—Ryan Metzger is a studio art major in the class of 2023. Originally from Westerville, Ohio, Ryan says his senior year art teacher played a...

Mar 31 2021

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Stark life expectancy gap exists between Newark and Granville

by Eiliana Wright

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EILI WRIGHT, Health & Poverty Fellow— In September 2018, The Newark Advocate published an article titled “South Newark has county’s lowest life expectancy.” The short story cited research from the...

Mar 31 2021

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Denison student organizations host first ever Sex Week

by Emma Proe

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EMMA PROE, Features Editor—Conversations about sexual health on campuses are growing more and more common, with one example of which being Denison’s Sex Week. From March 22 to March 26,...

Mar 31 2021

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Senior recital performers reflect on their experiences with music

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief— The senior recital is a capstone in the academic careers of music majors and minors at Denison, allowing them to show the product of all of their...

Mar 24 2021

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College Republicans on club activities with limited popular support

by Harrison Hamm

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HARRISON HAMM, Opinion Editor—Spend time on Denison’s campus and you’ll find that most people lean left politically. It’s a fact of a liberal arts college. The executive board of the...

Mar 24 2021

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Alex Pan ‘24 Runs for New York City comptroller at 18 years old

by Sarah Wuellner

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SARAH WUELLNER, Asst. Sports Editor—Student Alex Pan ‘24, is a young, 18 year old politician taking a large step into the political world by running for comptroller in his hometown,...

Mar 24 2021

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The Big Red Promise addresses food insecurity on Denison’s Campus

by The Denisonian

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GENEVIEVE PFISTER, Staff Writer—The Big Red Promise, a new program designed to address issues of food insecurity on campus, has recently launched at Denison, thanks to a partnership between Bon...

Mar 17 2021

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Virtual learning from a professor’s and student’s perspective

by The Denisonian

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GRACE PRISBY, Special to The Denisonian—With a return to classes comes a return to virtual and hybrid learning for Denison teachers and students. This semester, Denison has offered fully remote,...