A chat with Denison graduates who still live nearby
CARTER HALL — Growing up just ten minutes east of campus, I’ve had the chance to meet and get to know many Denison alumni who live and work in Newark....
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A Noble Cause supports students at Par Excellence Academy
by Liz Anastasiadis
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Mentorship goes a long way. According to A Noble Cause, it nurtures human potential. In fall 2018, Denison University’s Alford Community Leadership and Involvement Center (CLIC) partnered with the Community...
Feb
13
2019
Genital Monologues create space to discuss sexuality
by The Denisonian
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ZOE PEARCE — Sometimes it is useful to have a space where students can discuss personal issues free of judgment. The sixth annual Genital Monologues took place in the Knapp...
Stephen Broomer stops by campus for a screening
by The Denisonian
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DEVIN MEENAN — Sometimes, we’re lucky enough to have artists stop by campus with the fruits of their labor in hand. Last week had one of those occasions, Stephen Broomer,...
Feb
13
2019
Dr. Reczek leads Productive Changes for a Changing Climate seminar
by The Denisonian
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MAXWELL MARSHALL — How can we adapt to something we don’t want to admit is coming? “Let me first start by apologizing for not knowing what I’m doing,” jokingly began...
Feb
06
2019
Take a moment to breath and reset with Denison Yoga Club
by Brooke Holland
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At Denison, we are fortunate to have a surplus of different clubs and organizations on campus which explore numerous interests. One of these clubs geared toward both physical and mental...
Feb
06
2019
Women’s basketball continues to dominate opponents
by Brooke Holland
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Winning is fun, isn’t it? This past Saturday, February 2nd, the Denison Women’s Basketball team claimed their fifth straight win, conquering Oberlin College in a 63-47 victory. This was also...
Feb
06
2019
Denison Squash travels to Philadelphia to take on two teams
by The Denisonian
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KATIE KERRIGAN — The Denison men’s and women’s squash teams are an up and coming club team, started years ago and has been growing ever since. This past weekend they...
Feb
06
2019
Men’s basketball narrowly loses two conference games
by Joey Semel
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Toughness. The Big Red men’s basketball team displayed lots of it in each of their two games last week, falling to a strong Wittenberg team that had been ranked up...
Feb
06
2019
Granville coffee: Village vs. River Road
by The Denisonian
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KATIE KERRIGAN — One of Denison’s biggest debates, next to Laurel Kennedy vs. Cookie Sunkle, centers around which coffee shop is best. Some people, like myself, have a coffee shop...