OneTwentySeven: Denison Primary Vote 2020
DR. PAUL A. DJUPE, OneTwentySeven—2020 is in full effect! Who do Denisonians support? Drawing on data from our survey of 500 students that closed last Monday, the campus is almost...
Category: News
Mar
11
2020
Coronavirus affects Denisonians on campus and abroad, cancelling plans
by Alina Panek
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ALINA PANEK, Editor-in-Chief—The first three confirmed coronavirus cases within Ohio are in Cuyahoga County, the Cleveland area. The pandemic, declared by WHO on Jan. 30, has caused colleges around the...
Mar
11
2020
Political Science major will now be Politics and Public Affairs
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—The class of 2024 and beyond will not have the option of majoring in political science. Instead, it will be replaced with Politics and Public Affairs (PPA)....
Mar
10
2020
Weinberg: Students must leave campus through April 3
by The Denisonian
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This letter from Adam Weinberg, sent on 10 March at 8:30pm, has been republished here for transparency. The official communication can be found here. Denison Community, As you know, we...
Mar
10
2020
Denison cancels face-to-face instruction for preventative measures against coronavirus
by Alina Panek
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Denison suspended face-to-face instruction effective March 23 due to the coronavirus outbreak until at least Friday, April 3, according to a collegewide email. All students are expected to leave campus...
Mar
03
2020
DCGA passes resolution reforming budgeting guidelines
by Zach Correia
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The Denison Campus Governance Association (DCGA) Senate unanimously passed a resolution that seeks to reform and codify aspects of the body’s budging and appeals processes. The resolution is an attempt...
OneTwentySeven: Partisan polarization on campus too?
by The Denisonian
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DR. PAUL A. DJUPE, From OneTwentySeven—A defining feature of American politics is the deep animosity partisans have for those of the other party. They don’t like each other, they won’t...
Mar
03
2020
How to select housing for next academic year
by Alina Panek
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If this is your first time applying for housing, or you really want that new Silverstein apartment, read on to prepare for housing selection. Take a picture for when housing...
Venture Philanthropists award $10,000 to Hospice
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—Every year after a long process of applications, interviews, and deliberations, Denison Venture Philanthropy makes a generous donation of $10,000 and 200 service hours to a local...
Let’s talk about sex: students teach peers next fall
by Alina Panek
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ALINA PANEK, Editor-in-Chief—Sky Calderón’s ‘21 first sex education involved jewelry and a signing of a card. She attended public high school in Ohio. In Ohio, the Board of Education has...