Celebrating Women’s History Month by Recognizing Women’s Health
Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor I wake up nauseated, my lower stomach in excruciating pain, and a wave of heat hits my body. Desperately, I try to reach for my ibuprofen,...
Category: Opinion
My Five Favorite Films of 2025: ‘F1’
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Jackson Bragman, Staff Writer Cinema is the ultimate artform because it’s an amalgamation of all the arts. It accounts for literature, music, photography, acting, color, lighting, and the composition of...
Redesigning on-campus orientation to include introverted students
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Delaney Bair, Special to The Denisonian On move-in day, most first-year students wake up filled with excitement, and perhaps a little apprehension, as they get ready to step foot on...
The need for civic engagement education
by The Denisonian
No Comments
John Elliot Harpham, Special to The Denisonian Denison’s mission statement puts the ability to morally discern, to autonomously think and to participate in democratic society above all else as the...
Granville’s Whiskers Catnip Cottage is a purr-fect escape
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Delaney Bair, Special to The Denisonian When I came to Denison University, I certainly did not expect to be so close to a facility that keeps a whole room full...
Too much is not enough
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Margo Ellis, News Editor Wake up. Shower. Breakfast. Class. Break. Study. Lunch. Class. Lab. Study. Meeting. Practice. Work. Gym. Sleep. In the busiest, most overwhelming parts of the semester, I...
How we can melt the ICE
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor I hear a buzzing noise at my desk. I turn around to pick up my phone, looking at my most recent notification. My best friend texted...
Why I love the Pacific Sun
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Ella Kitchens, Editor-In-Chief My 20 years of life have been spent almost entirely in the eastern United States. But the greatest thing I’ve ever seen is the Pacific Sun. When...
Big things are happening for Denison Cheerleading
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Zenna Bowes, Special to The Denisonian It should be noted that since the drafting of this opinion piece, Denison Cheerleading has successfully acquired space in the Recreational Gym to utilize...
What ‘People We Meet on Vacation’ teaches us about individuality
by The Denisonian
No Comments
Grace Ostrosky, Arts and Life Editor It might seem cliche that a rom-com made me reconsider everything about myself, but I’m just the girl I’ve always been. Years ago, when...