Charlotte Happel: Twice the Athlete
It’s not easy being a student: managing classes and classwork, working jobs on campus, having roles in different clubs and organizations, playing sports, finding the time to get eight hours...
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One Love Foundation spreads awareness of domestic abuse
by Sarah Spire
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One in three women and one in four men will experience relationship violence in their lifetime. People are three times more at risk for abusive relationships in the age range...
Professor James Weaver on travelling, tourism and literature
by Liz Anastasiadis
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When we are young, we are asked, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Usually, we will say things like astronaut, teacher or firefighter. Denison American literature...
From comics to novels: meet Geoffrey Peart
by Casey Trimm
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CASEY TRIMM – Denison’s tightly-knit community allows for a close relationship and network between students, faculty and alumni. In our third issue this semester, we featured comics drawn by artist...
Denison art exhibit: the work of Emory Douglas
by Sanaya Attari
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In a world that embodies social inequality and divide, art is a common escape. The freedom of creativity allows people to not only express their thoughts, but also encourages others...
Human Rights Film Festival Continues
by The Denisonian
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ANNIE HARTMAN — 2018 marks the thirteenth year Denison has hosted the Human Rights Film Festival. This impactful film series began in 2006, when the non-profit organization Human Rights Watch selected Denison...
Hollis Griffin: a dedicated professor and advocate
by The Denisonian
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KEELYN LOVERN — “I felt numb. I felt numb for a good day,” described Hollis Griffin, explaining how he felt after learning he had received tenure in early December. “It didn’t…it still...
DOUBLE REVIEW: Great releases from Car Seat Headrest and U.S. Girls
by The Denisonian
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ZACH LITCHMAN — Car Seat Headrest – “Twin Fantasy” The newest music from Will Toledo and company isn’t all that new–it’s a newly mastered, re-recorded and reworked version of his 2011 Bandcamp...
Muslims and Politics: GhaneaBassiri Brings Religious Discussion to Campus
by The Denisonian
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LIZA HIGLEY — In a time when America seems to be experiencing a newly heightened religious divide, many believe it is increasingly important to look at our past in order to identify...
Ruth Esther Hernandez brings first generation students together
by Chloe Sferra
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Being the first of anything can be scary-the first to fly, first to speak their mind, or in this case, the first to go to college. For some students at...