By Debbie Gillum News Editor Instead of staying in bed and watching Netflix, students used their weekend to learn about being scholarly activists alongside students from other midwest universities. Each...
Registering parties, party checks, mandatory TIPS training: all these are well-known, recently added features of Denison’s social scene. These policies and many others were recently implemented by the Denison Campus...
Denison’s own English professor Dr. David Baker had one of his poems read on NPR on Sunday, Oct. 27. The poem, “Neighbors In October,” a leaf-raking poem, was read by...
By Erin Worden Special to The Denisonian Denison’s chapter of the Food Recovery Network — a national organization that enables students to donate food wastes from dining halls to in-need...
A former Denison student drunkenly sped across East Quad and crashed his Audi A-6 into a rail also behind Crawford at 1:43 a.m. on Nov. 10. A cement block dislodged...
By Debbie Gillum News Editor Four months after going through a previous hazing investigation, the Kappa Sigma fraternity is once again facing hazing allegations. Campus and Security received several anonymous...
LOCAL Kenyon sees athletic center thefts The Kenyon Collegian Kenyon security has identified a non-student as the main suspect in a series of thefts at the Kenyon Athletic Center on...
Dr. Laurel Kennedy visited this week’s DCGA meeting on Nov. 5, and gave a presentation on an evaluation method for the Student Devlopment based on evaluation of certain student programs....
On Nov. 4 at 4:24 p.m., a student was assisted in reentering his vehicle. On Nov. 5 at 8:23 a.m., a caller notified police that two boys were underneath a...
By Debbie Gillum News Editor If you had half a million dollars to improve campus, what would you spend it on? The DCGA finance committee is asking students that very...