Ruth Esther Hernandez brings first generation students together
Being the first of anything can be scary-the first to fly, first to speak their mind, or in this case, the first to go to college. For some students at...
‘The Government Inspector’ provides much-needed laughs
by Nina Cosdon
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Stand-out acting, an uproariously funny plot and lots of fake facial hair? Denison’s rendition of The Government Inspector has proved itself to be a tremendous success.This past weekend, The Government...
Hillel celebrates the lively Jewish holiday of Purim
by The Denisonian
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JESSICA LEEDS RICHMAN — Laughter echoed throughout the third floor of Slayter as the story of Purim was shared. This year Purim was enjoyed up the hill, and hosted by Denison’s Jewish...
Patrick Schwarzenegger holds exclusive premiere for Midnight Sun
by Chloe Sferra
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With a father that’s a famous film star and bodybuilder and a mother that is a Kennedy, it can be difficult to embark on your own journey. However, Patrick Schwarzenegger...
Artist Yevgeniya Baras inspires creativity on campus
by Sanaya Attari
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Art lets people venture inside the artist’s mind, but also gives the freedom to see it from different perspectives. As Denison welcomed Yevgeniya Baras for her artist talk on Thursday...
Denison Women’s Basketball Wins Big on Regular Season Ending
by The Denisonian
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TEDDY AUMAN — As the final seconds ticked down, Denison Women’s basketball capitalized its season with a win. The Big Red defended the home court in a gripping performance at last Wednesday’s...
The positives and negatives of Mitchell Center smoothies
by The Denisonian
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SARAH STUMPF — How nice is it that after a workout one can cool down with a healthy treat? The smoothies at Mitchell were introduced to Denison life in 2016. Open Monday...
Swimming takes one step closer to National Championships
by Joey Semel
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Ten years later and nothing has changed. On February 17th, the Denison men’s swimming and diving team captured their tenth consecutive North Coast Athletic Conference championship crown. They defeated Kenyon...
Men’s basketball adds another game to the books
by Max Curtin
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Not every season has a storybook ending. But make no mistake, the Big Red were not far off from capturing their second NCAC Men’s Basketball Championship in three years before...
Why I decided to become a Spin Instructor
by Brooke Holland
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When I say I am literally the most average Joe you will ever meet when it comes to working out, I mean it. I’m not the person you see at...