By Kristóf Oltvai News Editor Emeritus After a little bit of hullabaloo, it seems that the Bandersnatch is a Denison tradition that is here to stay. This past week’s events,...
By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief I borrowed the headline of this editorial from the book title of Hillary Clinton (hopefully the soon-to-be President Clinton), not to plagiarize the title of her...
To the Editor, The Denisonian Every year my department’s student group, S/A Forum, hosts an “Alumni Night” when a panel of sociology/anthropology alumni is invited to talk about their lives,...
By Julie Tucker Director of Research The beginning of college is an exciting time. It’s a time when students consider what they may want to accomplish during their four years...
By Anonymous If you ask me about my freshman year at Denison, I say something along the lines of “It was interesting, to say the least.” But it was much...
By Laura Carr ’17 Editor-in-Chief I don’t know how many people this article will reach. Maybe this article will break the Internet more than Kim Kardashian’s photoshoot did, or maybe...
By Elaine Chashy ’16 Managing Editor Abroad My editor’s article from abroad happens to coincide with the halfway point of my time in Europe, so it will be the cliché...
By Kristof Oltvai ’15 News Editor Emeritus You don’t need to travel far from campus to see the legacy of the 1848 Hungarian Revolution. Just take a day trip to...
By Matthew Pennekamp ’15 Forum Editor Emeritus At first glance, the scene seems a touch wrong: a disproportionate bridge fording a miniscule spit of water. Naked rivets and an understated paint...
By Ryan Carson ’18 Forum Editor I live with a life threatening illness: a severe tree nut allergy. While other life threatening diseases such as diabetes and cancers receive enormous...