Activists Janet Mock and Angelica Ross visit campus
RYAN CARSON Web Editor Pioneering trans-activists Janet Mock and Angelica Ross spoke to a packed Herrick Hall as the two discussed issues that impact the LGBTQIA community both here at...
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Mar
08
2016
ResEd loses staffer to heart attack
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MAT SCOTT News Editor The Denison community mourns the loss of Denise Karr, assistant to assistant directors of housing and residential education. Karr had a heart attack over the weekend...
Mar
08
2016
Denison alumnus shares his criminology experience
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JAKE MULLIN Special to The Denisonian Albert Einstein once said, the myth goes, “Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts.” This adage...
New changes to housing selection: going digital
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RACHEL ELFMAN Special to The Denisonian Big changes are in store for the housing selection process this year. Instead of students waiting for hours in Slayter to select a room,...
Big Red return from tournament NCAC champions
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ALEX KAUFMAN Staff Writer No script could create the excitement felt between 19 players, three coaches, seven cheerleaders and hundreds of fans who made the trip to Delaware, Ohio, to...
Curtis dining hall to undergo major renovation
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MAT SCOTT News Editor This summer will see crews working to renovate Curtis dining hall in order to improve the efficiency of kitchen operations, the ambience of the environment and...
Mar
01
2016
Exploring the identity of Africans in the U.S.
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ELAINE CASHY Managing Editor Emeritus Ranging from Zumba classes to discussions with Mauritanian activists, the African Student Association (ASA) hosted a variety of events in celebration of My Africa Week...
Eating disorder awareness week highlights organization’s efforts
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CAROLINE ROUSH Special to The Denisonian Various buildings around the country were illuminated in blue and green to shine spotlight on eating disorders, including the Empire State Building, as part...
A-Quad transformation proposed to make outdoor area more inviting to students
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NEIL RILEY Editor-in-Chief The concept of changing the design of Denison’s Academic Quad has existed for many years. For Dr. Harry Heft, a Psychology and Environmental Studies teacher at Denison,...
Mar
01
2016
Annual All-Denison Writing Competition
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RHAYNA KRAMER Staff Writer One of the distinguishing traits which every Denison student is expected to develop throughout the course of their time here is the ability to write clearly,...