Denison women’s cross country, a team to be feared
The athletic world, coaches especially, love to talk about starting a season off with a bang. The women’s cross country team (pictured above and right) did just that with a...
Pulitzer laureate Philip Levine graces Slayter Auditorium
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by Hillary Redd The hill has been host to some incredible speakers and artists over the years, but it’s not every year that our community is graced by the former...
Hypnotist Sailesh returns to campus, proves to be a smash hit
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As Sailesh, the hypnotist brought by the University Programming Council on Friday, Sept. 20 put it, “The average student goes into a hypnotic state 112 times a day.” Judging from...
Asian Culture Club enthusiastically celebrates Moon Festival
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by Grace Bachmann Mooncakes? Chinese lanterns? Erhu playing in the background? The Asian Culture Club had everything it needed to host the annual Moon Festival at Slayter Union on Saturday. ...
Denison Museum presents “Personal Space”
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by Grant Veltman Among conversations between Denison students are discussions about parts of campus yet to be explored, hidden gems awaiting their arrival. For some, the Denison Museum is one...
“Girl Rising” raises awareness on education and equality
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by Kalyn Dunkins Slayter Auditorium hosted a screening for the documentary “Girl Rising” this past Thursday. Sept. 18. The documentary focuses on the struggles endured by women due to inequality...
Music to my ears! Fall semester concerts invade Columbus
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“I feel unsafe”: students react to conduct process for sexual misconduct
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by Hannah Kubbins Our previous issue addressed two alleged incidents of sexual misconduct on campus. To further clarify what happens in cases regarding sexual misconduct, The Denisonian delved deeper into...
Biker, hiker Paul Djupe goes for laidback approach; studies politics qua religion
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You might know Associate Professor of Political Science Paul Djupe — and if you don’t, you’ve come to the right place. The self-described “liberal hippie” has taught at Denison since...
Community at Denison: A new president’s perspective
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By Adam Weinberg In my initial weeks at Denison, I have been struck by the strength of our community. Denison is an interesting and vibrant place filled with students who...