“A-level stars” invited by the Music department this fall
KAITLYN SPECHT Arts & Life Editor The music and concerts for the fall semester are enough to fill up the calendar on their own, let alone working alongside other events...
Denison Museum collaborates with alumni for exhibit
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KAITLYN SPECHT Arts & Life Editor The Denison museum is always working on creating new exhibits, but this semester there are special connections to these exhibits. A great new exhibit...
Fine arts quad to add new building, undergo renovations
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KALYN DUNKINS Editor-in-Chief Among the many new additions to Denison’s campus, whether it be the new pavement of the walkway leading to and from Huffman dining hall or the renovation...
Blues festival in Granville delights students and community
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SAVANNAH DELGROSS and OWEN SMITH Arts & Life Editor and Features Editor The performer strung his guitar, cleared his throat, and sang fluctuating notes. The crowd scattered Broadway as they...
Internship teaches the importance of organic agriculture and farming
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AMELIA HITCHENS Features Editor This summer, Denisonians found themselves all over the world working, completing internships and furthering their education. Emily Myette, a rising senior from Black Diamond, Wash., spent...
Quentin Duroy offers sustainability course in Switzerland
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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer This past summer, Dr. Quentin Duroy of the economics department taught a course in Lugano, Switzerland. “Financing a Sustainable Economy” hosted a mix of international and...
Students complete summer internship at Indian hospital
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor A child is sat down on a hospital bed in Mungeli, a town in northeastern India. He’s being treated for a snakebite, and the room is...
Lessons we can learn from the current heroin overdose epidemic
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SUSAN KENNEDY Associate Professor There’s an epidemic gripping our country. Heroin-related overdoses are paralyzing our communities and tearing apart families, and Ohio has the distinction of being one of a...
It’s always worth it: ask for their number
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CAROLINE GAENZLE ‘20 Asst. Opinion Editor Before the summer ended, the idea of becoming a freshman in college was absolutely crazy. College is something I have been looking forward to...
DCGA open letter to the Denisonian
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SARA SHORE ‘17 DCGA President Welcome back fellow Denisonians! Denison is off to a great start this year: we had a record number of admissions applications, have blueprints for the...