‘Dune: Part Two’: a cinematic desert gem?
Shaye Pillips, Asst. Features Editor– This movie review contains spoilers. Suit up and prepare to re-enter the world of spice, sandworms, politics, and prophecies. Both longtime fans of the book...
As a senior, I regret not exploring other departments
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Addy Pittenger, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus– I love my major and the International Studies department, but as a senior on her way out into the (scary) real world, I’ve...
An Inside Look at the 5th Annual World of Dance Performance
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Grace Han, Special to The Denisonian— This year’s World of Dance student showcase is a little different––it honors and celebrates 50 years of hip-hop. Dhadkan Dance Crew, the Vietnamese Student...
Food, friends and funky tunes: Student bands perform at Homestead
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Lily Charkow, Asst. Arts & Life Editor– An old tradition was revived on March 29: The Homestead threw an event in association with Doobie Radio. Organized by Mia Marjerison ‘27...
Professor spotlight: Crews roams from Nepal to Denison
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Donald Keough, News Editor– When you walk into one of Dr. Chris Crews’ classes, you’ll notice that it’s different from what you might expect. For example, during one of his...
Caroline Moore says ‘Kia Ora’ from New Zealand
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Katie Corner, Special to The Denisonian– Jet boat rides down bright blue river canyons, hikes on some of the world’s most renowned trails, and holding the biggest gold nugget in...
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Unwind with Denison’s first Fiber Arts Club
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Nora Meeks, Special to The Denisonian– Have you ever wanted to learn how to knit? Crochet? Sew? Are you lost and unsure where to start? Do you already know how...
‘Sound girl’ Linda Contreras Garcia merges art and science
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Donna Chang, Special to The Denisonian— The doors of Burke Recital Hall in Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts creak open as the light in the hallway pierces...
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2024
Iftar event funding change raises questions about club financial allocations
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Nor Osborne, Staff Writer– A Solidarity Iftar Dinner had been planned to happen on March 30, an event created in collaboration between the student organizations University Programming Council (UPC) and...
Students and professors hold teach-in on conflict in Palestine
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Donald Keough, News Editor– An impending storm seemed to forecast its own kind of solidarity on Mar. 30 as students and professors filled a lecture hall in Burton-Morgan, here to...