Denison splits from the Posse Foundation
LIZ ANASTASIADIS & NINA COSDON, Managing Editor & Opinion Editor – After 18 years, Denison has decided to end their partnership with Posse. On Tuesday, December 10, University President Adam...
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Dec
10
2019
Memo from President Weinberg: Denison to ‘transition away’ from partnership with Posse Foundation
by The Denisonian
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EDITORS NOTE: Readers can find this memo on the official Denison website. The editorial staff wishes to republish the memo here to increase alumni and community knowledge. The memo published...
Dec
10
2019
Six campus financial resources
by Liz Anastasiadis
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LIZ ANASTASIADIS, Managing Editor—This is a list of grants and funding resources for students. This information is available on the MyDenison student portal. These funds come partly from donations from...
Staff lose access to space heaters in all academic buildings
by The Denisonian
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MALINI ADKINS, Staff Writer—An email from the Denison administration was sent throughout the staff and faculty in the academic buildings are no longer allowed to use space heaters in their...
Dec
10
2019
Mitchell Center Track construction update: Sprinting ahead
by Alina Panek
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ALINA PANEK, News Editor—The Mitchell Fieldhouse track was over 20 years old before Building Facilities, Jake Preston, Construction Manager for Denison, began managing the renovation for the surface. The renovation...
Dec
10
2019
Students revive Ballet Club
by Samara Benza
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SAMARA BENZA, Asst. Features Editor—Two freshmen are bringing Ballet club back onto Denison’s stage. Nicole Kleem ‘23, studying psychology, from Marblehead, Massachusetts, and Jaelyn Roth ‘23, majoring in physics from...
Dec
10
2019
DCGA passes budget for 2019-20 year
by Zach Correia
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ZACH CORREIA, News Editor—218 days passed between the climatic events of last semester’s last DCGA meeting where the body failed to pass a budget for all student organizations and two...
Dec
10
2019
Student Housing changes for 2020
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Asst. News Editor—The 2020-2021 academic year will feature a host of student housing changes, including renovations, restructuring, and the brand new Silverstein Hall. Student Housing Operations and Planning...
Two Denison swimmers qualify for Olympic Trials
by Alina Panek
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ALINA PANEK, News Editor—Out of 70 entries at the Long Course Meter (LCM) Time Trials at the Mitchell Center, two Denison students have qualified for the 2020 United States Olympic...
Nov
19
2019
Bon Appetit flexes new seasonal options to the catering menu
by The Denisonian
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CASEY LAND, Staff Writer—The traditional hall was set up with three different tables with stovetops, each with a different menu item. One table was debuting new autumn inspired dinner and...