The Denisonian - Denison University's student-published newspaper, reporting on The Hill since 1857.

Nov 17 2018

Ohio Arts Council grant allows renowned artists to complete residency

by The Denisonian

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BY DOMINIKA CHRUSZCZ Pondering upon Dresden’s Basket House, a large basket-shaped building near Newark, German artists Anne and Christian Manss reflected upon how size can translate to different medias in...

Nov 17 2018

DCGA Weekly Report, News

Camera Update: Cameras follow class of ’21

by Nathaniel Beach

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Earlier in the semester we published an article in regards to the implementation of security cameras on campus. After the midterm point, we thought that it may be good to...

Nov 17 2018

Features

Meet your neighbor, her name is Mother Nature

by Chloe Sferra

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If you are walking behind Knapp, don’t be startled if you see sudden movement in the rain pipes. Meet one of Denison’s little wild friends, Chippy (or at least that...

Nov 17 2018

Features

Melina Miller: Before the elections

by The Denisonian

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BY DEVIN MEENAN Melinda Miller is the Democratic Nominee for District 31 of the Ohio State Senate. She is running against Jay Hottinger, a Republican incumbent who has been an...

Nov 17 2018

Features

Granville Farmers Market celebrates 25 years

by Max Curtin

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Reaching 25 years of everyone’s favorite local produce and baked goods is something worth celebrating. The Granville Farmers Market was established by the Granville Chamber of Commerce in 1993 and...

Nov 17 2018

Other

Students Come Together in Celebration of Jewish High Holidays

by Sanaya Attari

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Faith, fellowship and festivities are the key foundations that bring people closer together. Denison’s Jewish community, Hillel, observed the High Holidays from Sept. 9-19, where people from all over campus...

Nov 17 2018

Arts and Life

“12 Horas” takes Granville around the world

by The Denisonian

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BY CHRISTOPHER FISHER The atmosphere in Swasey Chapel was suspended as the pacifying tones of traditional Japanese music filled the air. Suddenly, the room was electrified by Argentinian jazz. To...

Nov 17 2018

Arts and Life

Britt Rusert takes Denison students back in time

by The Denisonian

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BY LAURA LAPHAM Conducting research can be tricky, but what do you do if all the participants in your study can never be reached? Just ask the history department’s latest...

Nov 17 2018

Arts and Life

Patricia Smith wows students at Beck Lecture

by Kaitlyn Specht

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Let’s be honest: sometimes listening to a reading can be downright boring. But on Tuesday night, the Beck Lecture was anything but. From heart-wrenching monologues from mothers who have lost...