Poetic Activism Workshop creates a radical love approach
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, The Center for Women and Gender Action presented a poetic activism workshop titled “Writing Love in a Burning Village” with Inam Kang on...
International Studies kicks off Human Rights Film Festival
by Sanaya Attari
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Powerful films not only teach us valuable lessons, but also inspire us to think of unique ways that can help make a difference. This message was incorporated in Denison’s 13th...
Denison’s Own Jeremy Blake for State Representatives
by Isabella Antonelli
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What does ambition after Denison look like? Just ask Denison’s very own Jeremy Blake as he begins his run for Ohio House of Representatives as the D-nominee in the 71st...
A Look at the Asian American Association’s Spring Semester
by Isabella Antonelli
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Denison’s Asian American Association (AAA) has a busy upcoming spring semester. The general body’s 13 members has been actively working to create a schedule filled with fun and engaging events....
Denison Celebrates National Girls and Women in Sports Day
by The Denisonian
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LIZA HIGLEY– In light of the “Me Too” movement, among other recent events documenting a movement towards gender equality, National Girls and Women in Sports Day takes on a more...
Nate Marshall shares poetry with students
by The Denisonian
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CASEY TRIMM, LIZ ANASATASIADIS– By the sponsorship of the English department and the Harriet Ewens Beck Fund for visiting writers, Denison was beyond excited to bring creative and influential poet...
Mislabeling of food causes trouble on campus
by The Denisonian
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MARINA GENTILCORE– Despite Denison’s A+ vegan rating, the dining halls have limited vegan and vegetarian options, and they sometimes exclude plant-based sources of protein or mislabel the food. Although the...
Editors Corner: A survival guide to being Black at a PWI
by Josh Lee
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“It’s not easy being Black in America.” If you grew up in a Black household, you’ve probably heard various forms of this statement from your parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, great-great...
Let’s change AP style for my sanity and the Oxford comma
by Nina Cosdon
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We all have things we love. Things we hold near and dear to our hearts. Things we are willing to fight for. I will fight for the equal treatment of...
The Joker to my Batman: Slayter Mustard
by The Denisonian
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DAVID RIVAS– I got let out of my final class of the day around 4:20 p.m. last Wednesday, and like most students who forget to schedule lunch into their school...