Professor St. Georges brings cross-discipline focus to Spanish dept.
For a budding Queer Studies or language scholar, there are few greater joys to be found on this campus than popping in for a chat with Dr. Charles St. Georges...
Category: Features
Feb
04
2014
Sophomore Rob Tate soon to drop mixtape “noon.”
by The Denisonian
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By Kristian Garcia, Staff Writer Robert Tate, 19, is a sophomore at Denison University with a talent that he’s aiming to share. Formerly known by his stage name “Sarob,” Rob...
A dozen women ‘dazzle’ Denison with their performances
by Curtis Edmonds
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By Curtis Edmonds, Editor-in-Chief At last week’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration in Swasey, Denisonians may remember the Denison Dazzlers, the self-described majorettes in purple shirts and black leggings...
First year Juan Jose Bernabe stars in PBS documentary, beats the odds
by Carole Burkett
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By Cecilia Salomone, Arts and Life Editor How many people can say that they’ve starred in a documentary even before starting college? Freshman Juan Jose Bernabe can. Last year, Bernabe...
Bible action figures, history, and the Holy Stones: Prof. Jonathan Moore
by The Denisonian
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By Jessica Merrils, Staff Writer If you ever wondered what type of professors the religion department has kept up their sleeves, go into Professor Jonathan Moore’s office and you will...
Democracy in Germany: America should learn the art of compromise
by The Denisonian
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By Matthew Pennekamp Foreign Correspondent Peering with my digitized spyglass at the last few months’ worth of American political discourse, cloaked in the lack of insulation that the distance of...
Gaming Guild hosts annual festival, provides “necessary community space”
by Sam Heyman
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The argument made by some Denisonians that there are few to no fun things to do on campus on the weekends other than partying or drinking is flimsy at best....
English prof Grandbois: from world-stage fencer to “irrealist” novelist
by Carole Burkett
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It is easy to tell from his appearance that Assistant Professor of English Peter Grandbois is a fencer. He is tall and slim, with an easy demeanor and relaxed posture....
In cultural theory and his plane, Kirkpatrick soars
by Curtis Edmonds
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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...
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...