It’s old news that DCGA’s reserve fund is overflowing with cash, but now they’re doing something about it. As mentioned in last week’s The Denisonian, students are encouraged to propose...
By Stephen Hix Special to The Denisonian Smoking is a choice that people are at liberty to make and is something that nobody should be able to eliminate as an...
By Debbie Gillum News Editor I am not in favor of the DCGA smoking ban. This proposal, conveniently titled “Clean Air, Healthy Student Resolution,” has been discussed by the Denison...
Three fraternities were suspended last year pending investigation by the administration for violating the Student Code of Conduct. Of those, only Kappa Sigma were found innocent. Sigma Phi Epsilon was...
By Debbie Gillum News Editor Instead of staying in bed and watching Netflix, students used their weekend to learn about being scholarly activists alongside students from other midwest universities. Each...
Registering parties, party checks, mandatory TIPS training: all these are well-known, recently added features of Denison’s social scene. These policies and many others were recently implemented by the Denison Campus...
Denison’s own English professor Dr. David Baker had one of his poems read on NPR on Sunday, Oct. 27. The poem, “Neighbors In October,” a leaf-raking poem, was read by...
Granville students will soon be able to experience their very own version of the Bioreserve, thanks to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Licking Soil and Water Conservation District, Dawes...
By Erin Worden Special to The Denisonian Denison’s chapter of the Food Recovery Network — a national organization that enables students to donate food wastes from dining halls to in-need...