Photo Essay: What The Hill looks like during COVID-19
PAULA TORRES, Photo Editor—What The Hill looks like during COVID-19, a photo essay. With students currently barred from having guests in their dorm rooms, the inhabitants of East Quad have...
The Red Cross hosts reoccurring blood drives on campus
by Olivia Harvey
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OLIVIA HARVEY, Features Editor—In the midst of an international health crisis, Denison students, faculty, and community members are pitching in to maintain the health of the nation’s blood supply. Last...
Physics professor Dr. Dan Homan talks TXS 0128 and galaxies
by Liz Anastasiadis
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LIZ ANASTASIADIS, Editor-in-Chief — Dr. Dan Homan, professor of astronomy, physics, computational science and data analytics at Denison, was involved in the founding of a galaxy out of this world....
The Black Student Union remains unwavering during COVID-19
by Nina Cosdon
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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—This semester, Black Student Union (BSU) meetings might look a little different. Their mission, however, remains the same.Heaven Wade ‘21, a biochemistry major from Chicago and the Chief...
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Sharing stories to fight isolation
by Laura Lapham
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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus—Stories on the Hill is coming to Denison, headed by Genevieve Pfister, ‘24, a first-year English major with a creative writing emphasis from Columbus,...
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09
2020
To be remembered by: A short story on loss & life
by Amelia Jallabah
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AMELIA JALLABAH, Staff Writer—It started with a prayer, you know the desperate kind. The one you prayed when grandmother was on her deathbed, her begging the world to kiss her...
Don’t worry: Robert Pattinson is going to make a great Batman
by Devin Meenan
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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts & Life Editor—Way back in May 2019, it was confirmed that Robert Pattinson would be playing the latest cinematic version of Batman – the British actor is...
How coal mining impacts West Virginia
by The Denisonian
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MARGOT WHEATLEY, Special to The Denisonian—A rugged mountain landscape ravaged by coal mining. A region defined by the opioid crisis. The Appalachian Mountains extend from the southern tip of New...
Life as a plant-based Denisonian
by The Denisonian
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TORRIA CATRONE, Special to The Denisonian—Back in March, when quarantine set in and free time materialized in people’s lives with an unrelenting abundance, I, like many worldwide, needed something new...
Highlights: First-year football players amidst COVID-19
by The Denisonian
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MAGGIE WHEATLEY & SARAH WULLNER, Specials to The Denisonian—During the time of COVID-19 the sports world is more uncertain than ever. Although the fall season is cancelled, practices have still...