Bancroft House rooted in anti-slavery and the Underground Railroad
By Josh McCartney Staff Writer Built in 1834, the Bancroft House at 555 North Pearl Street hides a wealth of history behind its rough ashlar façade. The house is named...
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Faculty member experienced many changes while at Denison
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By Ryan Carson Opinion Editor Patricia A. Ruess began working at Denison more than twenty-five years ago. In the span of a quarter century, Ruess has had an unobstructed view...
Whit’s Frozen Custard plays a large role in student life
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By Laura Carr and Mat Scott Editor-in-Chief and Copy Editor When you walk into Whit’s Frozen Custard on East Broadway, you are immediately attacked with a bouquet of sweet and...
Summer research project affected by Nepal earthquake
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By Ryan Carson Opinion Editor After nearly five months of meticulously planning his summer research project, Zachary Schmidt ‘18 was all set to head to Nepal for a three week...
Student-led website encourages community among female students
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By Savannah Delgross Special to the Denisonian The next time you’re browsing through your Facebook timeline, procrastinating on all of your schoolwork, open a new tab and type in HerCampus.com/Denison....
Pope Francis makes historic visit to The United States
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By Laura Carr Editor-in-Chief A bird’s eye view of Philadelphia’s Benjamin Franklin Parkway on Saturday, Sept. 26 looks like a mile-long, multicolored gathering. All heads were turned toward a figure...
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Wuorinen and Phi Delta Theta match for a cure
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[youtube id=”F5Siz8l_HA4″ width=”620″ height=”360″] By Teague Magner Staff Writer “I never thought that I would be called,” Conrad Wuorinen ‘16 said when talking about his experience with the Be...
Academics come first for student athletes at Denison
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By Alexander Caprara Special to The Denisonian When the term “student athlete” is used at large Division I schools, it may refer to a five star basketball recruit who is...
Georgia contestant takes home Miss America title in Atlantic City
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By Amelia Hitchens Features Editor There she is. Miss America 2016, Betty Cantrell, was crowned last week on September 13th. Thousands of people nationwide tuned into ABC to watch the...
The Dutch Club: A spontaneous force on campus
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By Emma Harms Special to The Denisonian “The most official unofficial club on campus,” proclaims Oli Waldram ‘19 of Basingstock, England. Born out of boredom, a surge of cultural pride...