Denison’s bioreserve celebrates its 50th anniversary
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...
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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?
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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...
“G.O.A.T.” brings attention to hazing on campuses
by Marisa Hombosky
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The room went dark. The screen was filled with shirtless young men, screaming in slow motion at the camera. Testosterone boiled over in the faces of each man, with a...
Inside D.U. leadership program
by Rachel Epstein
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A rainbow of smiles. That is what one will see when they head to Denison University’s Leadership program every year. The D.U. Lead organization held their annual intensive weekend institute...
Big Red Goes Green
by Chloe Sferra
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Although green and red don’t match on the color wheel, they go together well at Denison. That’s because Denison’s Big Red community is taking steps toward a greener, more sustainable...
President Weinberg’s Repsonse to DACA
by The Denisonian
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CASEY TRIMM & CHLOE SFERRA NEWS EDITORS Imagine going from a place you have known your whole life to being forced back to a country you’ve never been to. President...
Smoking among students rises with electronic cigarettes
by Chloe Sferra
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If you thought smoking cigarettes was a dying habit, you would be right. However, smoking nicotine in general is on the rise, and Denison students are no strangers to the...
Oops…my bad: this one’s on me
by Nathaniel Beach
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400,000 Americans died during World War II fighting against Fascism and Nazi Germany according to the National WWII Museum. 400,000 Americans fought to liberate the world of evil and anti-semitism....