Sunday night, students received a DU alert in their emails. Some thought it would be a tornado warning. Instead, it said that early Sunday morning, a female first-year student in...
A circle of over one hundred silent students formed around the flagpole on the academic quad on Thursday, Nov. 14. The candles they held glowed a brilliant gold against the...
Last Friday night in Herrick Hall, history was made on Denison’s campus. Eight students marched onto the stage in Herrick Hall clad in black pants, black button down shirts, green...
By Jake Dennie Special to The Denisonian You’ve probably watched a TED video and thought “I know people who could do that.” Maybe you even think you would give a...
By Debbie Gillum News Editor If your life has been like a story, then why not spend your life writing stories? Children’s author Michael J. Rosen took time away from...
By Cecilia Salamone Staff Writer On Nov. 13 and 14, DOWS (Denison Operating Working Staff) held its annual silent charity auction in the Burton D. Morgan. Founded in the 1970s,...
By Alise Miller Special to the Denisonian Denison is not only about its students, but it’s also about the community. Throughout the years, Denison faculty members and students have taken...
LOCAL Wooster alum appointed to Deputy Director of the FBI The Wooster Voice Mark Giuliano, a member of the College of Wooster’s class of 1983, was appointed to the post...
On Nov. 16 at 1:33 a.m. Denison security requested an officer to investigate a possible rape. Officer Markley responded to 250 Ridge Rd. and was not able to talk to...
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...