Cell phone and Internet privacy under attack
By Clarice Pranger, Forum Editor America has become fully engaged in a war on privacy. As technology continues to advance, the public is becoming more and more aware of the...
Category: Opinion
Jan
28
2014
MLK legacy: challenge and change
by The Denisonian
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Here on The Hill, we like to make things uniquely our own. To commemorate the life of the beloved Civil Rights activist and leader, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., we...
Jan
28
2014
Growing up is no happily ever after
by Carole Burkett
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These weeks are the “Once upon a time” stage, the very first pages of spring semester. As all sixteen thousand activities are starting up again, we’re forming first impressions of...
Nelson Mandela: Are we failing his legacy?
by The Denisonian
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By Ronald E. Santoni Professor Emeritus Richly deserved tributes and beautiful, understandably emotional eulogies continue to pour in from all over the world after the passing of Nelson Mandela. He...
Eating Disorders and College Students: What You Need to Know
by The Denisonian
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By Crystal Karges RDN, IBCLC on behalf of Eating Disorder Hope This is a contributing article from Eating Disorder Hope to The Denisonian to assist in educating our academic community Regardless of...
Creating the change we wish to see
by The Denisonian
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By Ruby Montes De Oca Editor-in-Chief I cannot deny it. I felt a little pressure while deciding on the topic of my final editorial, but it became evident to me...
The importance of first-generation college students
by The Denisonian
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By Laurel Kennedy Vice President for Student Development One of my strong memories of the first Denison class I ever taught, in 1988, was that when I entered class on...
DCGA: A fine for smoking?
by The Denisonian
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In the last issue of The Denisonian, one of our news editors engaged in a “Point/Counterpoint” with DCGA senator, who proposed a smoking ban which would prohibit smoking on A-Quad...
What I learned about diversity at the GLCA conference
by Abbe Kaplan
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Last weekend, I attended the Great Lakes College Association Conference, which joins students from thirteen Midwest liberal arts colleges to address how we can empower both students of color and...
JFK assassination 50 year anniversary
by Abbe Kaplan
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In the past 50 years, the United States has steered through tumultuous, tragic, and joyous times. It has shuffled through four wars, participated in an abundance of military conflicts, and...