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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...
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“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...
Biker, hiker Paul Djupe goes for laidback approach; studies politics qua religion
by Curtis Edmonds
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You might know Associate Professor of Political Science Paul Djupe — and if you don’t, you’ve come to the right place. The self-described “liberal hippie” has taught at Denison since...
Fraternity investigations conclude with three different results
by Kristof Oltvai
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Denison’s administration has reached its decision on three fraternities suspended this spring for allegedly violating the Student Code of Conduct. After pursuing investigations into Denison’s chapters of Sigma Chi, Kappa...
College Class of 2013 Career Infographic
by The Denisonian
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The Class of 2013’s graduation is just around the corner. In fact, it is only six days away for Denison. Soon enough, all 1.8 million graduating seniors of the Class...
After 15 years, Dr. Knobel leaves Denison “a sounder institution”
by Kristof Oltvai
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Swasey Chapel, filled to the brim with students, faculty, and the Board of Trustees, rang clear with the melody of President Knobel’s voice on Friday. Quoting from Billy Joel’s “Piano...
DCGA presidential candidates announced: Morales, Tran lead
by Kristof Oltvai
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By Kristóf Oltvai and Matthew Pennekamp Features Editor, Staff Writer Denisonians will head to the polls in two weeks (located online at MyDenison) to select their new student body president...
Apr
09
2013
Big Red’s Big Week brings more volunteers, fewer hours
by Kristof Oltvai
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By Kristóf Oltvai Features Editor Denison’s traditional service-oriented Big Red’s Big Day is extended to be a week-long project. Although students contributed close to 500 service hours and organizers lauded...
Posse Scholars strive to promote multiculturalism, humanize campus through organizations
by The Denisonian
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The idea of having a posse to lean on to affect great change is the backbone to education leader Deborah Bial’s Posse Foundation. Bial, who earned her master’s and doctoral...
Denison’s Habitat for Humanity works to affect worldwide change
by The Denisonian
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By Emily Boccardi Special to The Denisonian Early every Saturday morning, the volunteers of the Habitat for Humanity program at Denison University take a 20-minute ride to houses in nearby...