Feb 01 2023

News

Denison groundskeeping nationally recognized, ties with U.S. Capitol

by Arianna Griffiths

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Arianna Griffiths, Asst. Arts & Life Editor— If you’ve ever walked around Denison’s campus in the warmer seasons, you’ve certainly noticed the pristine landscaping and maybe your day has even...

Feb 01 2023

News

MLK Day: Workshops, marches, service projects

by The Denisonian

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Taylor Trimble, Staff Writer— To highlight the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Denison University hosted its annual celebration this past week. The observance consisted of a weekend-long series...

Feb 01 2023

Features

Shorney B.S.A brings varied experience to position

by The Denisonian

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Mia Fischel, Asst. Features Editor— Freshmen of Shorney Hall can always count on B.S.A. Summer Kuehner for a bright smile, words of encouragement, and as a source of positivity and...

Jan 17 2023

Features

Seyeong Hanlim ‘23’s exhibition “Afterimage” highlights the challenges of women workers worldwide

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief— A little over a year ago, Seyeong Hanlim ‘23 would have never considered herself an artist. But now, her solo exhibition titled “Afterimage” is leaving Denison’s Mulberry...

Dec 07 2022

Opinion

A response to last week’s “Anti-semitism” article submitted to the Bullsheet

by Henry Gamble

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Henry Gamble, News Editor— In 2021, the Anti-Defamation League recorded the highest amount of anti-semitic vandalism, harassment and assault since the organization began keeping track in 1979. Anti-semitism is no...

Dec 07 2022

Features

Students charter Students for Justice in Palestine advocacy chapter on campus

by Addy Pittenger

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ADDY PITTENGER, Arts & Life Editor— Many political movements in history have been driven especially by college students, responsible for change in both their own communities and abroad. Examples of...

Dec 07 2022

Opinion

Metal: the indestructible and eternal genre

by Robert Neithart

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Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— The landscape of contemporary music is one often characterized by a decidedly fickle climate. Fads and trends seem to come along every few years, coming...

Dec 07 2022

Sports

Laine Hursh ’23 anticipates a fun final season with Women’s Golf

by The Denisonian

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Mia Fischel, Asst. Features Editor— At seven years old, Laine Hursh ‘23 began playing golf competitively. Now as a senior, she celebrated shooting an all time low score surrounded by...

Dec 07 2022

Opinion

How do we solve the issue of international queer vulnerability?

by The Denisonian

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O. René Garrett Wright, Staff Writer— When is it not a precarious moment to be a queer person? When have we ever been invulnerable? To violence? To crisis? To precarity?...

Dec 07 2022

Features

Denisonian Editor-in-Chief Aaron Skubby finishes final term, reflects on tenure

by Lula Burke

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Lula Burke, Editor-in-Chief— The fonts on this page, the sentences in these stories, and the content in each section of this paper was proofed by Aaron Skubby ‘23 just a...