Local landmark the Granville Inn changes hands
“The Inn is going to be in good hands,” says Dena McKinley, general manager of the Granville Inn. “This is what should have happened a long time ago.” The college...
DU Lead benefit first-years
by Golzar Meamar
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First-year students filed into buses and headed off to a three-day leadership intensive at Camp Joy, DU Lead, where they completed a ropes course and spent time talking about how...
Sep
24
2013
New reporting method for hate crimes on campus
by The Denisonian
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by Grace Bachmann Racism, homophobia, xenophobia, and misogyny flared in four separate incidents students reported to Denison University administration last fall. The University held meetings over the winter to resolve...
Newly elected first-year senators focus on change
by The Denisonian
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by Anna Strench With the Denison Campus Governance Association (DCGA) first-year elections taking place on campus this week, freshman candidates bustle to get their voices heard among their fellow classmates...
Capitol Hill to ours: Senators Goldwater and Hall visit Political Science classes
by Abbe Kaplan
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Former members of Capitol Hill Barry Goldwater Jr. and John Hall visited our very own Hill last week, Sept. 16-17. These two former congressmen were brought to Denison by the...
Sep
24
2013
DCGA Weekly Report: 09/24/13
by The Denisonian
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Last Tuesday Sept. 17, DCGA Senate convened to continue elections for the university’s governing councils. Logan Smith ‘16 and Yuqing Liang ‘16 were elected to the Committee on Residential Life...
Sep
23
2013
Off the Hill: Sept. 24, 2013
by Sarah Kosling
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LOCAL Heroin overdoses spike in Licking County The Newark Advocate Heroin abuse and overdose are on the rise for Licking County and its environs, according to coroners. There...
Sep
14
2013
Changes on campus now involve student input
by The Denisonian
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By Celeste Alsina Special to The Denisonian The beginning of each semester at Denison usually brings with it a lot of transformations to get used to. This semester has come...