Category: Features

Mar 24 2021

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

Features

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

Features

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,...

Mar 17 2021

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Climate Central provides improved climate change communication

by The Denisonian

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GENEVIEVE PFISTER, Staff Writer—On March 8, Denison students and faculty gathered on Zoom to hear Dr. Benjamin Strauss, President and CEO of Climate Central, speak on the topic of “Climate...

Mar 17 2021

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Dr. Kim Tallbear discusses her book “Native American DNA” as part of lecture series

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief—Denison welcomed Dr. Kim Tallbear to talk about her book “Native American DNA: Tribal Belonging and the False Promise of Genetic Science” which discusses the issues surrounding Native...

Mar 17 2021

Features

Dr. Chelsea Gallo embraces liberal arts by blending music and sciences

by Emma Proe

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EMMA PROE, Features Editor—Few people are quick to draw parallels between a nuclear reactor and Mahler’s Second Symphony, but to visiting professor Dr. Chelsea Gallo it’s only natural: the intense...

Mar 03 2021

Features

What happens to Dension’s snow after it melts off the Hill?

by Laura Lapham

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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus—Denison experienced a large amount of snow in February, but over the last week with increasing temperatures this snow has slowly melted away. However,...

Mar 03 2021

Features

Denison students introduce new organization “Immigrants Without Borders”

by Lula Burke

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LULA BURKE, News Editor—“Our motto: Empower, Educate, Engage.” Immigrants Without Borders, a new campus organization founded by Co-Presidents Chris Linares ‘22 and Fatimah Elghazawi ‘21, aims to “create awareness and...

Mar 03 2021

Features

What potential lies in the regulation of kratom?

by Eiliana Wright

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EILI WRIGHT, Health and Poverty Fellow— In Ohio, opioid addiction is consistently at the forefront of the public safety agenda. In Licking County alone there were 42 unintentional overdose deaths...