Building a united campus and its parallels to 1848 Hungary
By Kristof Oltvai ’15 News Editor Emeritus You don’t need to travel far from campus to see the legacy of the 1848 Hungarian Revolution. Just take a day trip to...
Gender neutral housing next fall
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By Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Starting next fall, sophomores and juniors will no longer be required to live with students based on gender, and will be free to choose roommates...
TedXDenisonU presents “Creative Destruction”
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By Dylan Weinand Forum Editor “Self-care is not an indulgement, it’s a necessity,” Megan McCormick ‘15, the first speaker at this year’s TedXDenisonU, declared. There was not an empty seat...
“Ragin’ Cajun” James Carville shares wisdom
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By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief In James Carville’s address to Granvillians, faculty, staff and the Denison student body, Carville challenged students to be their best selves, regardless of the challenges that...
Mar
10
2015
Selma’s Bloody Sunday: the Edmund Pettus Bridge
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By Matthew Pennekamp ’15 Forum Editor Emeritus At first glance, the scene seems a touch wrong: a disproportionate bridge fording a miniscule spit of water. Naked rivets and an understated paint...
Mar
03
2015
Huge win for squash team at Trinity College
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By Julian Howell Staff Writer It is not an overestimation to say that Denison’s men’s squash team is on the rise. After a scintillating win at the Chaffee Cup, which...
Women’s basketball loses in semis
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By Owen Smith Sports Editor Despite a higher shooting percentage from the field and beyond the arc, the Big Red’s season ended at the hands of Wittenberg in the NCAC...
Mar
03
2015
Men’s basketball season ends
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By Claire Ludlow Special to the Denisonian After enduring an incredible offensive performance that garnered the Wooster Fighting Scots over 100 points, DU’s men’s basketball season came to an end...
Divers light up at regionals
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By Laura Carr Editor-in-Chief Connor Dignan wrings his hands on his cloth before flinging it the ground, nearly ten feet below where he stands. He approaches the diving board, preparing...
Warm weather and walkoffs: Baseball kicks off season this week
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Even after every bat in the Big Red lineup caught fire against Hiram to send DU to their second-straight NCAC tournament, Connor Murphy ‘14 and his biting breaking ball silenced...