Denison’s Jewish community Hillel celebrates 40th anniversary
Not too long ago, the plaque at the foot of the West College Street drive up to campus read “Denison University: A Christian College Of The Liberal Arts.” Forty years...
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Class of 2017: Acceptance rate falls to 45 percent
by Curtis Edmonds
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Denison University admissions office announced that the acceptance rate for the incoming class of 2017 is 45.5 percent, lower than last year’s acceptance rate of 48.3 percent. Overall, there were...
Ali, Huang earn Davis Projects for Peace grant
by The Denisonian
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Seniors Abdi Ali from Boston, MA and Shiyu “Amy” Huang from Chongqing, China have officially been chosen as the 2013 winners of the Davis Projects for Peace grant. Ali and...
Sigma Phi Epsilon suspended, a look into Greek scene
by The Denisonian
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Sigma Phi Epsilon, more commonly known as SigEp, became Denison’s third fraternity to be put on suspension status. According to Denison’s Greek life report that is readily accessible from Denison’s...
RecycleMania: Trash Sort teaches students what they waste
by Carole Burkett
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A tower of recyclable materials is not an ordinary sight in front of Slayter, but on Thursday, Mar. 21, the Denison community had the chance to witness a tower of...
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2013
Speaker gives GLBTQA perspective on Greek life
by Sam Heyman
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Outlook, Denison’s gay-straight alliance, has been known to bring some noteworthy speakers to campus, particularly during the Spring semester. Shane Windmeyer, the leading author on GLBTQA (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender,...
Professor Gina Dow to head Alford Center
by The Denisonian
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Next semester, Denison will welcome Gina Dow as the new director of the John W. Alford Center. Current director Lyn Robertson ’70, associate professor of education and women’s studies, will...
Denison at odds with Granville Fire Department about ambulance
by Curtis Edmonds
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Courtesy Ambulances, a private ambulance service located in Newark, Ohio began its contract with Denison University last Friday night, on Mar. 22. According to Vice President of Student Development Laurel...
Students connect to alumni, employers at First Look Chicago
by Carole Burkett
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First Look Chicago 2013 provided an opportunity for Denison students to get to know alumni, explore the Windy City, and even find employment. Enabled by the strong community of Denison...
Mar
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2013
Off the Hill Mar. 26, 2013
by The Denisonian
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LOCAL The Columbus Dispatch Ohio legislators have raised the maximum speed limit on Interstate highways to 70 miles per hour, up from the previous maximum of 65. The new maximum...