HANNAH KUBBINS Arts & Life Editor The musicians looked like the kind of people you’d see roaming the streets of Coventry or some other hipster town in Northeast Ohio. As...
KALYN DUNKINS Editor-in-Chief “More fire!” the audience calls back to Mills Duodu ‘15, the emcee of this year’s Africa Night and also the 2014-15 president of ASA. Africa Night is...
HANNAH KUBBINS Arts & Life Editor As soon as he started playing the piano, even the coldest hearted people in the room began to swoon. Jacob Sigman, a musician from...
JILL KOVAL Special to The Denisonian Richard III is an ambitious project even for the capable mettle of Denison’s own. The play clocked an impressive two and a half hours,...
Owen Smith Features Editor I’m a guy who supports the local scene: I am a regular at Dragon Village, I buy binders from the Slayter bookstore and I’ve even been...
JAKE MULLIN Special to the Denisonian Denison has taken a step into the future with a particularly new addition to the Mulberry lab. This semester, Professors Lew Ludwig and Chris...
AMELIA HITCHENS Features Editor Strenuous workouts, extreme dieting and being closely monitored by a trainer isn’t the typical life of a college student. However, Miller Hepler ‘17 has been living...
NEIL RILEY ‘17 Editor-in-Chief The 2016 presidential campaign has brought the issue of campaign financing into the public eye more than any in recent memory. The two populist candidates, Bernie...
RYAN STROTHER ‘17 Sports Editor Stall scrawl. Those poorly drawn pictures and words scratched or penned into the toilet stall dividers are perhaps a universal part of higher education. For...
TAYLOR LIFKA ‘17 Opinion Editor The recurring Saturday night slump rolls around and you’re faced with the same old question: “are you going out tonight?” It’s 9:00 p.m., it’s freezing...