Beth Eden construction precedes departmental relocation
Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— A plan to renovate Doane Administration to house the computer science and data analytics departments is the latest in a number of efforts Denison has...
Category: News
Nov
09
2022
Recycling of plastic products has been suspended at Denison
by Pol Le
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Pol Le, News Editor— Denison hasn’t placed a pause on all recycling, just plastic recycling. At first, this sounds counterintuitive. Plastic has been marketed as a recyclable product for decades....
Nov
09
2022
DCGA makes efforts in proposing official school mascot
by Robert Neithart
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Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— An initiative to create an official mascot for the Denison community is the latest in many endeavors which have been undertaken by the Denison Campus...
Nov
02
2022
The Beck Series hosts poets Erin Belieu and Cate Marvin
by The Denisonian
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SELAH GRIFFIN, Opinion Editor— The Beck Series is funded by the Harriet Ewens Beck Endowment for English. The series has been inviting writers for readings and teaching positions at Denison...
Nov
02
2022
Midterm election engagement is down at Denison, but why?
by Robert Neithart
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Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— Interest in midterm elections is down at Denison, not by a small margin. The reasons for this development are numerous, but some present clearer avenues...
Nov
02
2022
Denison welcomes new Director of Civil Rights and Title IX, Justin Brown
by The Denisonian
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Henry Gamble, News Editor— In a June 2020 letter to the campus, President Weinberg wrote, “Society changes when we think and act differently. I believe our nation’s college campuses are...
Fire at Buxton Inn: Historic building left untouched, kitchen area destroyed
by Lula Burke
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Lula Burke | Editor-in-Chief Students may have noticed the smell of smoke in the early hours of Tuesday, Oct. 25–part of Granville’s historic Buxton Inn, the oldest inn and tavern...
Oct
26
2022
Anonymous ‘coalition’ seeks to intimidate voters with scare tactics built on falsehoods
by The Denisonian
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ALAN MILLER, Special to The Denisonian— A handful of people campaigning against the Granville Schools income-tax renewal on the fall ballot have used falsehoods and innuendo in an attempt to...
Oct
12
2022
Students notice changes to Slayter Market and The Nest
by The Denisonian
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HARRISON HAMM, Staff Writer— Frequent patrons of The Nest have surely noticed a change to the menu so far this semester: instead of bacon mac and cheese, it’s chicken mac...
Oct
12
2022
Denison Celebrates National Coming Out Week
by The Denisonian
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TARA SEFCHICK, Staff Writer— This year, Denison Outlook is partnering with the Center of Belonging and Inclusion to observe LGBT history month with a week of activities to celebrate the...