By Kristof Oltvai, Editor Abroad If there’s one thing you can smell from 4,500 miles away, it’s controversy on the Hill. Indeed, it’s been easy to imagine the dialogue swirling...
By Nicholas DiIorio, Assistant News Editor According to the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, the 3.6 percent average increase in tuition costs for 2013-14 was the lowest growth...
By Golzar Meamar, Managing Editor As students of Denison, midterms are all we can think about right now. Oral interviews for language classes, exams worth 30 percent of our grades,...
We think that the investigation against the school on the basis of a Title IX violation is a waste of time. We don’t see how the university could possibly be...
With constant reports of vandalism, alcohol-related medical transports, sexual assault and trespass, it should come as no surprise that the administration has decided to install cameras on residential quads. The...
The all-nighter. That infamous bane of any college undergraduate’s existence. To resort to pulling one is the ultimate admission: the work was too much, the stress too heavy, and the...
For such a small campus that houses a proportionally small student body, Denison staff and student event planners do an excellent job attracting high-profile, often thought-provoking and discussion-encouraging figures and...
By Carole Burkett, Editor-in-Chief Do we use catchphrases as a catch-all? We use terms like “community” and “dialogue,” and we pretend our problems will be solved if we can just...
By Bryan LeBlanc, Special to the Denisonian This past week was Eating Disorder Awareness Week. It culminated in a fantastic and well-attended 5k run/walk Saturday morning — a collaboration by...
By Matthew Pennekamp, Forum Editor Has anyone other than myself ever wondered why, in the course of normal conversation, the country Ukraine is sometimes prefaced with the word “the?” Given...