It’s time to start validating the trauma of Black women
According to the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report of 2021, Denison has had 4 cases of stalking, 3 cases of dating violence, 2 instances of fondling, and 4 instances...
OSU Medical partnership and the future of wellness at Denison
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief— A partnership with the Ohio State University is the latest in a growing number of advancements that Denison is making in pursuit of promoting student wellness. But...
Apr
06
2022
Local musician “Andicus” uses songwriting to cope with multiple sclerosis
by Jake Gunther
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JAKE GUNTHER, Features Editor— Andy Kuss has had musical talent flowing through his body for as long as he can remember. Like most artists, he was introduced to music by...
Apr
06
2022
Apr
06
2022
MENA Film Festival: The Man Who Sold His Skin
by The Denisonian
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MALLORY HARTSELL, Special to The Denisonian— MENA Film Festival Wraps Up with The Man Who Sold His Skin. Denison’s 2nd annual Middle Eastern Film Festival, organized by Dr. Isis Nusair,...
INTL Studies film festival exclusive: Gather
by The Denisonian
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JILL PLAS, Special to The Denisonian— Gather is a moving documentary that focuses on the significance of food in Native American cultures. It follows three Native people from different parts...
Apr
06
2022
Why you’re allowed to not like The Batman: A review
by The Denisonian
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BEN COHEN, Staff Writer— I did not walk into The Batman with ill intentions. It feels necessary to say that. Everyone I have spoken to who has seen the newest...
New organization sparks student competition
by The Denisonian
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SELAH GRIFFIN, Special to The Denisonian— Abby Conturo ‘25, leads her videographer around the Slayter Auditorium in a full-length glittering gown and silver ankle boots while recreating a scene from...
Apr
06
2022
Photo Essay: Denison Men’s and Women’s Track and Field open outdoor season
by The Denisonian
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Apr
06
2022