Denison needs more service-learning
Katie Corner, Staff Writer As a docent in the admission office, I am trained to answer high schoolers’ most burning questions. I know that 93% of graduates leave Denison with...
A Hoosier’s views on Mike Pence in the Babcock Lecture Series
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Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, for...
President’s Medalists recognized with prestigious awards
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Eva Altizer, Staff Writer On Friday, April 17, the 2026 Academic Awards Convocation awarded various students and faculty, and the winners of the President’s Medal were revealed – the highest...
Former Vice President Mike Pence’s visit sparks conversation
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Donald Keough & Margo Ellis; Editor-in-Chief & News Editor After speaking to a packed audience in Swasey Chapel, former Vice President Mike Pence came off the stage to talk with...
Students and community reflect on environment during ‘The Land Remembers’ panel
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Ella Kitchens, Editor-in-Chief Following a high school science teacher and students taking action in a Land Lab, reflecting on tree communication, and studying the return of bobcats were all a...
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Sangeet Kumar tackles future of AI in new course
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Jack Quick, Special to The Denisonian Artificial intelligence is one of the most widely discussed topics today. While conversations about AI continue to grow, many people are still working to...
Zoe Ward’s passion for poetry grows after receiving award
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Grace Ostrosky, Arts & Life Editor In May 2025, Zoe Ward ‘28, a creative writing and philosophy double major, was named the Tennessee Youth Poet Laureate. Although her term is...
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‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’ brought back to campus
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Mars Harmon, Asst. Photo Editor During the 2008-2009 academic year, Denison put on the play “Picasso at the Lapin Agile.” This was the year before Cheryl McFarren, associate professor of...
$2,690 raised in Burpee’s annual 24-hour show
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Donald Keough, Editor-in-Chief The annual Burpee all-nighter was conducted in similar comedy-centric, entertainment driven fashion this weekend, cracking up audience members and bringing in one of the highest fundraising amounts...
Kim Coplin ‘85 reflects on journey from Denison student to chief academic officer
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Donald Keough, Editor-in-Chief In 1981, Kim Coplin ‘85 walked into the Denison University admissions office as a prospective student. She was planning to stay for two years before transferring to...