Former professor files federal suit against Denison
RYAN STROTHER News Editor Thomas White, a former Denison professor, claims he was discriminated against in the tenure process while he was employed as a professor in the art department...
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October emphasizes awareness & self breast exams
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CHLOE SFERRA Sports Editor As the leaves begin to change and the air begins to cool, signs of October are everywhere. One of the more subtle tells of October is...
Local clown sightings cause fear
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HANNAH KUBBINS News Editor Clowns used to be confined to carnivals, circuses and kids’ parties. But now they’re running rampant for reasons still unknown. Sightings of people donning clown masks...
Denison Democrats, Republicans cohost debate parties
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EMILY SHANE Managing Editor Over 200 students showed up in Slayter auditorium to watch the first presidential debate, and they filled The Roost for the second. The events were cohosted...
DCGA reviews students’ financial well-being
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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer The DCGA, in coordination with the Office of Student Development, is turning their attention towards students’ financial well-being this year. A report, entitled “Students’ Financial Well-Being,”...
Final summer scholars presentation embraces the arts
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CHLOE SFERRA Sports Editor As students presented in the Bryant Arts Center, the Young Summer Scholars Program came to a close. Thursday, September 22, 13 Denison students shared their research...
DCGA debates live-streaming meetings on Facebook
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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer As campus settles into the new school year, DCGA is beginning to focus on some concrete and exciting ways to change Denison for the better. PR...
Dr. Nimat Hafez Barazangi discusses evolving female identity and Islam
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SIANNEH JENSEN Staff Writer Dr. Nimat Hafez Barazangi, research fellow at Cornell University, invited us to “keep an open mind and an open heart” as some things she shared that...
Civil Rights Commission hears cases on campus
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MAT SCOTT Arts & Life Editor Seven cases were heard during the Ohio Civil Rights Commission’s Sept. 29 meeting in Knobel Hall, ranging from fair housing to employment discrimination claims....
Oberlin-based Synapse magazine comes to Denison
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ALINA PANEK Special to The Denisonian It is time to let your inner nerd out. Synapse magazine is a literary magazine modeled after The Scientific American that is for the...