Film discusses close-to-home death penalty
Murder is illegal unless you murder. This was the viewpoint of many as they protest the death penalty in Ohio. With the next Ohio execution of death row planned for...
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United States government shutdown: all you need to know about the chaos in D.C.
by Casey Trimm
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The government may have shut down, but the rest of America didn’t. Let’s investigate what actually happened before, during and after the U.S. government’s nineteenth shutdown. The shutdown occurred Saturday,...
DCA organizes American Red Cross blood drive in midst of flu season
by Casey Trimm
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CASEY TRIMM – Severe winter weather affects people’s lives in many ways, including limits in transportation and widespread sickness, but have you ever considered the impact the weather may have on...
United States government shutdown: all you need to know about the chaos in D.C.
by The Denisonian
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CASEY TRIMM – The government may have shut down, but the rest of America didn’t. Let’s investigate what actually happened before, during and after the U.S. government’s nineteenth shutdown. The shutdown...
Sunnies not so sunny for students of color
by Josh Lee
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Imagine being a senior or a soon to be senior. You finally get to live in the senior apartments you’ve dreamed about since your freshman year. When April comes around,...
Denison endorses Granville environmental sustainability program
by Casey Trimm
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CASEY TRIMM – Environmental sustainability is not only a priority for Denison, but for Granville as well. Recently, Denison students had the opportunity to collaborate with members of the community and...
Denison’s bioreserve celebrates its 50th anniversary
by The Denisonian
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Sanaya Attari ‘20 The Denison bioreserve isn’t just a place dedicated to intensive field research, it also provides a safe haven for all the different habitats and species the area...
Refugee Awareness Month opens up conversations on campus
by The Denisonian
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Isabella Antonelli November may be known as the beginning of cold weather and preparing for annual Thanksgiving feasts, but more importantly, it’s Refugee Awareness Month. From November 6-10th, a group...
Denison’s new solar panels produce electrical energy to power school
by Casey Trimm
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CASEY TRIMM – Denison is constantly searching for new ways to reduce our campus’s energy consumption and make sustainability improvements in order to lessen our carbon footprint. Through a system of...
Hurricane Maria: how can Denison help?
by The Denisonian
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MAX CURTIN STAFF WRITER Harvey. Irma. Jose. Maria. What are we supposed to do about them from Ohio? We have all heard about the devastating hurricanes that have swept through...