Studying abroad and female friendships
RACHEL EPSTEIN ‘18 Editor-in-Chief For anyone who has experienced Munich’s Oktoberfest in all its beer soaked glory, you know it’s the epitome of chaos. Many of you perhaps have not...
College students more likely to be targeted by scammers
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CASEY TRIMM News Editor College students have become the biggest targets of phishing scams, attempts by scammers to try and trick people into giving out personal information, such as bank...
Licking County Shuttles offer new ways for students to travel
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MIA CATILLO Special to The Denisonian In need of a ride to any location within Licking County? Fear no more! Coming soon to Denison there will be shuttles escorting students...
Vandalism in the Muslim prayer room brings students to demand change
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CHLOE SFERRA News Editor Tension has been building as offensive words, vandalism, and other hate crimes have been circling around Denison. In the aftermath of an incident concerning the Muslim...
Knowlton Center releases new strategy to help career planning
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KAITLYN SPECHT Editor-in-Chief With summer quickly approaching, it might be time for students to start thinking about how to utilize their breaks efficiently for their career goals. The Knowlton Center’s...
Three professors receive tenure
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TANZEN ANGERT & MARISA HOMBOSKY Features Editor & Sports Editor Dr. Sangeet Kumar, along with two of his fellow colleagues, Dr. Alina Haliluc and Dr. Laura Russell, joined the...
Denison reacts to refugee ban executive order
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CHLOE SFERRA & CASEY TRIMM News Editors Every American seems to be holding a sign these days. Whether the sign supports the cur- rent government or is protesting its decisions,...
Men’s basketball jumpstarts season 6-0
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ALEX KAUFMAN Staff Writer After last year’s North Coast Athletic Conference tournament championship, the Big Red could have started this season going in one of two directions. They could slump...
Denison’s club hockey team beats Xavier University
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ALEX CAPRARA Photo Editor A small but passionate Denison student section provided energy throughout the Denison club hockey team’s physical and well balanced matchup with Xavier, cheering the Big Red...
Women’s basketball beats school rival Kenyon College
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CHLOE SFERRA Sports Editor Preseason can be a difficult time for a team as players figure out the movement of each other. Although Denison women’s basketball had a rocky start...