Broadcasting the trauma of POC is not activism
Taylor Trimble ’24 is a philosophy, politics, and economics (PPE) major from Chicago, IL. In the summer of 2020, George Floyd was murdered in broad daylight in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His...
Category: Opinion
Apr
14
2021
Top five sports-based movies or shows to watch in quarantine
by The Denisonian
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TAYLOR TRIMBLE, Staff Writer—While writing this, I am sequestered away in Denison’s senior apartments for my second time in quarantine. My first time in quarantine was an emotional rollercoaster with...
Oppose Security Cameras to Protect Our Freedom
by The Denisonian
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DAYDEON BARON-GALBAVI, Special to The Denisonian—There has been vibrant debate on campus recently about the necessity for security cameras. This is the opinion that opposes surveillance on principle. Cameras in...
It’s past time — Denison needs stronger enforcement of Title IX Policies
by Lena Massaregli
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LENA MASSAREGLI, Managing Editor—The death of Sarah Everard in London sent the world into overdrive. Everard was kidnapped and raped by a London police officer as she was walking home....
Excepting discrimination, Denison must remember the importance of debate
by The Denisonian
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DR. JEFFREY KURTZ, Special to The Denisonian— Farah Farah and Matt Nowling were rightly exercised over the webinar hosted by the Denison College Republicans that featured, among others, former Secretary...
Mar
24
2021
Every Denisonian should get the Covid-19 vaccine to combat the pandemic
by Olivia Harvey
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OLIVIA HARVEY, Features Editor—On March 16, the Ohio Department of Health announced that residents aged 16+ would be eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine, starting March 29. As we pass the...
Bigotry in a suit: Pompeo undermines multiracial democracy in DCR speech
by The Denisonian
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In a virtual speech to the College Republicans on Saturday, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo continued the Republican party’s efforts to silence marginalized people and undermine our burgeoning multiracial...
It’s time that Denison walks the walk when it comes to racial representation
by The Denisonian
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When I first came to Denison last semester, I felt like I was already prepared. My high school was an affluent, predominantly white institution, so what’s the difference? I was...
Cameras at Denison: An old fight reemerges
by The Denisonian
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Civil liberty is an integral aspect of being an American. Unfortunately, the rights guaranteed to us in the constitution have found themselves in the midst of a cultural war in...
An impassioned defense of Denison’s dining halls
by The Denisonian
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Having worked in the food service industry for several years and participated in much gustation throughout my life, it’s probably not a shock to hear that I enjoy a good...