Donald Keough, News Editor– For the first time at Denison, students will be able to use their phone as their IDs next semester, getting rid of the need to have...
Ella Kitchens, Asst. News Editor– On a cold December afternoon, students and staff gathered on the fourth floor of Slayter to celebrate the holiday season with a discussion about family...
Grace Lukens, Staff Writer– A drab day on A-Quad was brightened for many students by a surprise at the Slayter Flagpole– free boba. Outside of Slayter, students gathered to grab...
Sarah Sollinger, Staff Writer– At 4:55 p.m. on Nov. 14, exactly two weeks before Thanksgiving, a line began to form outside of Huffman dining hall. Students anxious to get in...
Donald Keough, News Editor– Students at Denison have likely seen the name “Reese” on campus. The name crops up everywhere, from the Reese-Shackelford Common to in the Eisner Center’s Martha...
Ellie Owen & Donald Keough, Editor-in-Chief & News Editor– After a long night of tracking election results, campus felt solemn as students moved from class to class on Nov. 6. ...
Isa Abbott, Asst. Opinion Editor– One of Denison’s newest programs has sparked recognition due to its recent events, bringing students, faculty, and alumni together. The Politics and Public Affairs program’s...
Donald Keough, News Editor– Amid a crowded room of black students and alumni, Bonita Pope Curry ‘73 spoke while a record player played “Someday I’ll Be Free” by Denison’s previous...
Arianna Griffiths, Editor-in-Chief —- Hundreds of alumni, family, and students filled the pews in Swasey Chapel on Nov. 2 for the 45th Anniversary performance of The Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company....
Isa Abbott, Asst. Opinion Editor– With the presidential election around the corner, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and members of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. hosted a non-partisan event called...