First (year) impressions: What does it mean to be a Denisonian?
Quinn Williams, Special to The Denisonian— After my first week here at Denison, one thing has been glaringly obvious to me – this is not high school, but it doesn’t...
Category: Opinion
New meal plans restrict student dining options despite goal of ‘three meals per day’
by Henry Gamble
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Henry Gamble, News Editor— On March 1st, 2023, Denison students received notification of meal plan and housing cost changes for the 2023/4 academic year. This included a flat rate of...
A philosophy degree holds value in the real world
by Robert Neithart
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Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— A couple days ago, I was catching up with a high school friend over the phone. It had been a while since we’d last talked,...
Historical exclusion of women’s voices is a reason to amplify them in the classroom
by The Denisonian
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Genevieve Pfister, Staff Writer— Indulge me for a minute. Think back to your high school literature classes. Who did you read? Fitzgerald, maybe? Orwell? Hemingway? Steinbeck? Bradbury? Hawthorne? Twain? Of...
Students want COVID-era air purifiers back
by The Denisonian
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Sophia Park, Special to The Denisonian— Every single day, I wake up with watery eyes. My nose is either extremely dry or completely stuffy, with no in-between. When I visit...
Implications of Critical Race Theory opposition
by Henry Gamble
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Henry Gamble, News Editor— Every time I check the news, there seems to be a new story about legislation targeting educational requirements and teachings, almost always regarding the restructuring of...
Positive representation versus ableism: On campus and online
by Aaron Skubby
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Aaron Skubby, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus— When I was in middle school, staff would hang posters in the hallways reminding students of basic inclusive language use – don’t use gay as a...
Revival Thrift: You asked where our funds were going, so we answered
by The Denisonian
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Zora Whitfield, Special to The Denisonian— As a co-founder of Revival Thrift Denison, I believe that it is my duty to address the inaccurate beliefs members that the Denison Community...
Combatting the threat of misinformation in the digital age starts with us
by Sarah Carpenter
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Sarah Carpenter, Opinion Editor— In recent years, misinformation has become an ever-increasing threat to the fabric of society. In a time where we live through “unprecedented” events every day, finding...
Environmental apathy is destroying our moral fabric
by Lula Burke
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Lula Burke, Editor-in-Chief— Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking to my friend Sarah in the library. We had a wonderful conversation about her trip abroad, our summer research...