Boyko promotes sustainability through personal recycling initiative
Katey Woodruff, Features Editor– A quick walk around campus on a Saturday or Sunday morning will reveal cans and red Solo cups littering the ground; evidence of the parties the...
Greek life organizations kick off spring recruitment
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Donald Keough, News Editor– As the fall semester wraps up, Greek life organizations have officially begun their spring recruitment registration. The rush season started with tabling on Nov. 6, where...
Nov
12
2025
DKDG hosts ‘COUNTDOWN’
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Donald Keough, News Editor– Slayter Union’s third floor buzzed with chattering on Nov. 8 as a packed-audience settled in for Denison K-pop Dance Group’s annual event, “COUNTDOWN,” which included 14...
Homestead to no longer house students in 2027
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Ella Kitchens, Features Editor– The next three semesters will be the last time that students can live at the Homestead, a living-learning community at Denison focused on sustainability. The current...
We’ve seen too much: The aftermath of Charlie Kirk
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Josh Thomas, Special to The Denisonian– Content warning: This article discusses graphic content such as violence. Within five minutes of the news breaking that Charlie Kirk had been shot, I...
What ‘Black Swan’ teaches us about the tortured artist
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Grace Ostrosky, Arts & Life Editor– “Black Swan” (2010) is one of my favorite movies. I enjoy the aesthetics, the plotline, but especially its main character, Nina Sayers, who is...
Nov
12
2025
Winter sports preview: Basketball, swim and dive, fencing and squash
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Brennan Ford, Sports Editor– As the fall athletic season comes to a close, Denison’s winter sports are beginning regular season play. Teams across campus are back in action, ready to...
Alumni Spotlight: Dana Randall goes from Denison museum to arts world
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Donald Keough, News Editor– Dana Randall ‘21 always loved writing and the arts. But she never combined both passions until working at the Denison Museum brought them together. It was...
Growing ‘Denison deer’ population raises ecological questions
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Katey Woodruff, Features Editor– Licking County is situated in a heavily deer-populated region of Ohio, a state that has roughly 670,000 white-tailed deer. Denison’s campus itself has always been home...
Nov
05
2025
AI use on campus continues to grow as LLMs develop
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Donald Keough, News Editor– AI use of campus continues to grow with DenAI and LLM based courses As the use and development of artificial intelligence continues to increase, students and...