Cameras at Denison: An old fight reemerges
Civil liberty is an integral aspect of being an American. Unfortunately, the rights guaranteed to us in the constitution have found themselves in the midst of a cultural war in...
An impassioned defense of Denison’s dining halls
by The Denisonian
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Having worked in the food service industry for several years and participated in much gustation throughout my life, it’s probably not a shock to hear that I enjoy a good...
Your cans don’t belong on the ground. They don’t belong in the compost bins either.
by Lula Burke
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Though surely not the most pressing of issues on this campus, the ignorance surrounding waste here is something that should be easily fixable. With plenty of green initiatives put in...
Mar
17
2021
Student employment now a function of the Knowlton Center, tiered wage system in the works
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief—A tiered wage structure and a strong partnership with the Knowlton Center are two of the many important changes that Denison administration is looking to make to the...
Mar
17
2021
Mitchell’s Women’s Hour Offers a “Safe Space” for Students to Workout
by The Denisonian
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GENEVIEVE PFISTER, Staff Writer—On a cool Wednesday night, as the last male athletes headed home, the Mitchell Center’s Crown Fitness Center opened its doors exclusively to the women of Denison. ...
Mar
17
2021
Club sports disadvantaged, not just during the pandemic
by Sarah Wuellner
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SARAH WUELLNER, Asst. Sports Editor—With March being Athletic Trainer’s Month, I am taking a look into the practices of the sports medicine department. The pandemic has intensified the need for...
Mar
17
2021
Is it time for Denison to bring back sports spectators?
by The Denisonian
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JAKOB LUCAS, Sports Editor—Ohio has seen overwhelmingly positive trends for COVID-19 as of late. So positive in fact, that approximately two weeks ago, Governor Mike DeWine announced that entertainment venues...
How Slivy’s got its name – a typo that lasted a lifetime
by The Denisonian
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HOPE CHERUBINI, Special to The Denisonian—In 1975, when he was 8 years old, Jonathan Silverstein’s parents signed him up to play junior pee wee football in his hometown of Wellesley,...
16th annual Human Rights Film Festival Commences
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief—The 16th annual Human Rights Film Festival will feature four films related to human rights, ranging from a documentary about exiled Iraqi street artists to a drama about...
Mar
17
2021
Celebrating Women’s History Month? Binge some movies.
by Torria Catrone
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TORRIA CATRONE, Arts & Life Editor—In a word: women. None of us would be here without them. This Women’s History Month, celebrating women can be as simple as a movie...