In cultural theory and his plane, Kirkpatrick soars
Many students in the communication department might know Bill Kirkpatrick as one of the resident media experts — but there’s a lot more to the tenure-track professor than that. Bill...
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On changing campus, Den Fems see “a lot of work to be done”
by The Denisonian
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By Abbe Kaplan & Hannah Kubbins Web Editor, Staff Writer The Denison Feminists, an organization dedicated to gender and race equality, is becoming increasingly important on campus with current race...
Students speak on weight and body image
by Curtis Edmonds
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Look around the Denison University campus. Once you’ve taken in the beautiful grounds and diverse architecture, you might notice something about the student body: as a whole, it’s in pretty...
Retiring historian Keenan: world, D.U. “in good hands for future”
by Kristof Oltvai
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In many ways, Professor of History Barry Keenan is the definition of the liberal arts. Straddling the divide between East and West, his studies have focused on Sino-American relations, Chinese...
D-Day: Behind the scenes
by Abbe Kaplan
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D-Day is one of Denison’s longest-standing annual events, dating back to 1909, and there are about as many rumors circulating about how it got started as there are about who...
Longtime prof Read reflects on Denison past, present
by Sam Heyman
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Associate Professor of English Dennis Read is a worldly, well-rounded guy. Resting on a shelf in his Barney Davis office is a row of trophies from the many marathons he’s...
Amid growing need for service, Homelessness and Hunger Week a success for DCA
by The Denisonian
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By Hannah Kubbins Special to The Denisonian Over the years, Denison university has prided itself on its community service. Homelessness and Hunger Week has made it its goal to raise...
Shared Granville Inn, Denison history proves “inextricably intertwined”
by Abbe Kaplan
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By Bridget Diana and Erin Worden Special to The Denisonian In the early 1920s, John Sutphin Jones made a deal with the Granville community: if it acquired a sewage system,...
To improve Denison’s intellectual culture
by Kristof Oltvai
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Denison’s administration underwent a true vernal renewal last spring with the retirement of longtime President Dale T. Knobel and the departure of Provost Bradley Bateman, leading to important changes in...
“I feel unsafe”: students react to conduct process for sexual misconduct
by The Denisonian
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by Hannah Kubbins Our previous issue addressed two alleged incidents of sexual misconduct on campus. To further clarify what happens in cases regarding sexual misconduct, The Denisonian delved deeper into...