Sep 30 2020

Features

Decerchio ‘23 shares experience as a new transfer student on The Hill

by Emma Proe

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EMMA PROE, Asst. Features Editor — Transferring to a school anytime is a big moment, and it’s especially interesting during a pandemic. New Denisonian Mia Decerchio ’23 is from Bloomfield...

Sep 30 2020

Sports

Abby Scully ‘21, takes to the field

by The Denisonian

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KATE TZEFRONIS, Special to The Denisonian — Abby Scully ’21 has been playing field hockey since sixth grade.  Scully, a HESS major from Charlotte, North Carolina, was sure that she...

Sep 30 2020

Sports

Jake Lyon: From student to esports celebrity

by The Denisonian

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JAKOB LUCAS, Asst. Sports Editor — Jake Lyon, a former Denison student who left early, chose to pursue a career in esports.  After leaving his economics degree at Denison early...

Sep 30 2020

Opinion

For Denison’s troublesome AP credit policy, transparency should be the goal

by The Denisonian

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MARGOT WHEATLEY, Staff Writer — The phrase, “No GE requirement fulfilled with listed course,” is a common occurrence on Denison’s Advanced Placement Chart. In fact, 15 out of the 38...

Sep 30 2020

Editors' Corner, Opinion

Editors Corner: The life of iconic Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the race to replace her

by Rohan Arora

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ROHAN ARORA, Managing Editor — The death of judicial icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg has, in effect, prompted an ideological clash. Staunch conservatives who wish to fill the vacancy while President...

Sep 30 2020

News

$10 million grant brings new career opportunities for Denison Students

by Lula Burke

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LULA BURKE, Asst. News Editor — Career exploration initiatives around campus are pushing forward despite COVID-19, taking advantage of a 10 million dollar grant from the Sherman Fairchild Foundation. The...

Sep 30 2020

News

COVID-19 Testing Rundown

by Sarah Wuellner

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SARAH WUELLNER, Copy Editor — Denison University is testing students as quickly as possible to control the spread of COVID-19. Two types of tests are being used: Oral and nasal....

Sep 30 2020

News

Campus security increased as students itch for social outlets

by Torria Catrone

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TORRIA CATRONE, Asst. Arts & Life Editor — Human beings are social animals. As the pandemic surges nationwide, social opportunities are greatly hindered. However, it’s difficult to fully quell the...

Sep 30 2020

News

Administration removes Black Lives Matter banner from Bryant Arts Center

by The Denisonian

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RAMSEY BRISTOL, Staff Writer — In June of this year, in response to the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests breaking throughout the country, the Denison Studio Art Department created and...

Sep 29 2020

Opinion

How modern populism has grown, and how to stop it

by The Denisonian

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HENRY JENKS, Special to The Denisonian—From the United States to the Philippines to Hungary, populist policies are in. In fact, the four largest democracies by population are ruled by populists:...