Bon Appetit goes local in order to find their wings
MAREN CLARK — Denison Dining is big on low-impact, local and organic food. But what does that mean and what actually goes into making that vision a reality for campus?...
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Polar vortex freezes campus and tests student survival skills
by Joey Semel
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There’s cold, and then there’s polar vortex cold. Over the course of the last week, a string of brutally cold days hit the Midwest. In Granville, wind-chill temperatures got as...
Feb
06
2019
“Sexual respect dinners” pave way for improvements on campus
by The Denisonian
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ALINA PANEK — Denison aims to be one of the leading colleges in ridding the world of sexual assault. One of the first steps that the campus is actively taking...
Feb
02
2019
The Women’s March is for every woman: from politicians to Denisonians
by The Denisonian
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ALINA PANEK & SHANTI BASU — In 2017, the Women’s March began honestly and humbly, through a Facebook event created by Teresa Shook shortly after the announcement of Donald Trump’s...
Feb
02
2019
What is Bipolar Disorder?
by The Denisonian
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The Denisonian will now be publishing weekly, informative mental health columns. We feel that this information is important to acknowledge and make accessible on our campus. These are compiled based...
Feb
02
2019
New social spaces have begun to take shape around Denison’s campus
by The Denisonian
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LAURA LAPHAM — Through this past semester at Denison there was a lot of discussion on new public spaces with meetings, surveys and even an opportunity to submit your own...
Feb
02
2019
New organizations offer support and career success
by Shanti Basu
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As students returned to campus, braving below freezing temperatures, several new student organizations geared up to meet them. Adding to over 160 groups that currently exist, the list includes the...
Jeremy Blake becomes first openly gay candidate to run for Newark City mayor
by Liz Anastasiadis
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LIZ ANASTASIADIS — Democratic candidate Jeremy Blake ‘00 announced his running for Newark City mayor for the primary election of May 2019 in early January, sparking a new movement in...
Feb
02
2019
DCGA Roundup: All Resolutions Passed Last Semester
by The Denisonian
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ZACH CORREIA — DCGA passed four resolutions over last semester during their fall term. Six resolutions total were brought to the floor to be debated, with only two of those failing...
Feb
02
2019
Changes to Title IX receives mixed feelings on Denison’s campus and beyond
by The Denisonian
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The United States Department of Education has finally released their proposed Title IX policy revisions to the nation. These changes are small in scale, yet controversial in nature, as it...