By Rachel Epstein Arts & Life Editor Buzz…there’s a woman submerged in water swimming towards the camera in a slow ethereal stroke. Buzz…another lift into a scene of two men...
By Kaitlyn Specht Features Editor Whether you were in it for the fairy tale, the music or for a good laugh, the Singer’s Theatre Workshop’s Into the Woods was a...
By Ryan Carson Opinion Editor In the past semester, Whistler Health Services and Academic Support and Enrichment have jointly piloted a new program to Denison’s campus called The Productivity Circle....
By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief Linda Krumholz learned a lot from her first job as a professor. Krumholz, the current chair of the black studies department and English professor, started her...
By Nora Zacharski Staff Writer Black Friday has long been an infamous holiday. The mere mention of it conjures up images of hordes of over-caffeinated extreme couponers, anxiously awaiting the...
By Sarah O’Donnell Special to the Denisonian GRANVILLE, Ohio. The morning air is crisp. A pink sunrise hovers over Denison’s campus. A family of four deer stand grazing outside Swasey...
Dr. Paul Djupe and POSC 491- Democracy and Disagreement Special to The Denisonian Pollsters and political scientists often ask approval questions in mass surveys as a way to gauge in...
By De’von Fulton Jr. ’19 Special to the Denisonian The ceiling lights flickered and the room temperature seemed to rise as the lady walked into the room. Slowly the woman...
By Jewell Porter ’16, Elaine Cashy ’16 and Laura Carr ’17 Editors-in-Chief and Managing Editor We’re finally done. After working on about 110 issues of The Denisonian collectively, some together...
By Meghan Powers News Editor When the 1831 Society lost a number of its graduating and abroad members at the end of the spring 2014 semester, President Ryan Polk ‘17...