The Mysterious Departure of the Big Red Buzzards
ZOE PEARCE — Ever wonder what happened to the buzzards that lurked Denison’s campus? Students would see them towering over buildings giving the campus an eerie vibe. Whether you were amused or...
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Whisler tips for having a safe yet fun spring break
by The Denisonian
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HEATHER BORLAND — As Spring Semester midterms and spring break approach, we know students enjoy celebrating their week away. However, as history shows, this can be a risky time of year for...
Commencement speaker announced for 177 ceremony
by Sophia Bellone
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James D. Anderson, an educational thought-leader, has been chosen to serve as Denison’s keynote speaker for the 177th commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 19th. Anderson is dean of the College...
Academic Quad and Slayter project look to next phases
by Brooke Holland
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The Academic Quad and Slayter Union at Denison are hubs that all students pass through at some point during their day, where they find time to catch up with friends...
New Neighbors in Slayter Union: Here’s What’s Happening on the Fourth Floor
by Shanti Basu
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Timeline of Renovations While students soaked up the last of the summer sun, changes were underway on the hill. During the summer, a group of faculty and staff involved with...
Reince Priebus goes “off the record” to get personal with Denison students
by Chloe Sferra
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The top of the top, the President’s right hand man and the boss of the house, being Chief of Staff is no party. Especially in a controversial, highly discussed administration,...
DCGA whips up student-driven master plan
by Sophia Bellone
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On Tuesday, February 20 President Francis Kalombo Ngoy ‘19 and Vice-President Atticus Daniels ‘20 of DCGA introduced a nine point Student-Driven Master Plan to the senate meeting. Both Kalombo-Ngoy and...
Improving your GPA through sleep aid stress levels
by Casey Trimm
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With Spring Semester in full swing, it can be difficult to balance the massive workload that we are all too familiar with and proper sleeping habits. Academics alone are hard...
Remembering Sue Davis at Denison
by The Denisonian
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If you went abroad to study, took political science class or attended a Lugar Program event, chances are you knew Sue Davis. Davis, who was an associate professor of Political...
Remembering Sally Schooler at Denison
by Sanaya Attari
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Sally Schooler (Feb 5. 1964 – Feb 19. 2018) She was an admirable employee and a dear friend, who serviced both the Huffman dining hall and the Slayter Market. On...