Blizzards are a good reason to cancel class
A very easy topic to strike up a conversation over for centuries has been the weather. In these past couple weeks, the conversation has been especially exciting, from freezing temperatures,...
Category: Opinion
Stronger united, weaker divided: polarization in American government
by Nathaniel Beach
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Polarization is nothing new in America. Month after month, year after year, we hear stories about fighting within political parties, the lack of communication across the aisle and the outright...
Feb
02
2019
A Guide to Social Life at Denison
by The Denisonian
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Denison is a college with people from many different backgrounds. Although there isn’t a “right way” to be guided through social life at this small liberal arts college on the...
What You Do and Who You Are
by The Denisonian
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CARTER HALL — “What do you do?” This seems to be the most commonly asked question you hear when meeting someone new. This could refer to job, career, major in...
Hello from The Denisonian’s new editors
by The Denisonian
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MAX CURTIN, JOEY SEMEL & LIZ ANASTASIADIS — Hello everyone! The Denisonian is back for another semester and we are all so excited to hear and share all of the...
Feb
02
2019
Changing political beliefs is OK
by The Denisonian
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My very first Denisonian article I wrote came in the fall of 2016, and was about conservative suppression of thought in social media platforms. Since then, I have written a...
Feb
02
2019
I have an opinion: March Madness
by Joey Semel
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What’s the best part about March Madness? It’s the upsets, right? This is why I don’t understand why the NCAA hasn’t expanded the College Football Playoff to eight teams. Four...
Farewell for now: the big three
by The Denisonian
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CASEY TRIMM, CHLOE SFERRA & JOSH LEE — When we signed up for this job this past January, we really had no idea what to expect. Now we pass on...
Feb
02
2019
Denisonians have the right for their votes to be counted and their voices to be heard
by The Denisonian
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If you stepped foot on Denison’s campus leading up to election day, you’d be bombarded by posters and people encouraging students to register and be ready to vote. It was...
Feb
02
2019
Race and identity around the world
by The Denisonian
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EMELY RIJO — “Did you say you’re Latina?” Woman 1 said confused. “Yes, I…” I said softly (As I was interrupted). “She said, she is Black” Woman 2 said louder....