Beyond the bagels: A closer look into SteamRoller Bagels
SARAH SCHEUER, Special to The Denisonian—In a small college town in Ohio, there stands a narrow historic building that was once an insurance office, a video store, a deli, and...
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Musicians cultivate their passions on Denison’s campus
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Asst. News Editor—For a small town in the middle of nowhere, Denison attracts a surprisingly active scene of student musicians, producers, and other artists putting their work out...
Roe Conn ‘86, a Chicago-based radio host, revisits his home on The Hill
by Chloe Sferra
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CHLOE SFERRA, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus—Everyone has a dream coming into college but getting from Point A to Point B can be a lot more difficult than we anticipate. With several alumni...
Lynn Schweizer: Honored for 44 years of dedication to Denison
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Asst. News Editor—Lynn Schweizer was a teacher, coach, administrator, and friend to generations of students and faculty. She saw and helped fight for dramatic improvements in equity for...
Together as twins: DeChant brothers find the importance of family
by The Denisonian
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JACK WHITE, Staff Writer—In 2016, Denison University was graced by the presence of two unique, talented and mature young men. They do not ask nor seek for attention, rather, the...
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Red Corps on Student Wellness
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MIKAYLA HEATH, Special to The Denisonian — Student Wellness. It’s a term that has been crammed into the ears of Denisonians since the minute they stepped on campus, and yet,...
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Students Coming Together Through Music
by The Denisonian
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EMMA REID — Pitch perfect may seem far from reality for most college campuses, but not at Denison. What’s more college-like than sitting on a quad filled with hanging trees...
Jimmy Fennessey ‘19 excels in music performance through practice and perseverance
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JOANNE LEE ’21, Special to The Denisonian — Going to a small, liberal arts school, it’s easy to feel like you’re surrounded by students involved in a million other extracurricular...
Denison seminar class celebrates the life of Adriana Santiago through art
by Shanti Basu
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In times of loss, there’s no one way to grieve. Following the unexpected passing of Adriana Santiago ‘21, several of her classmates gathered together to honor her memory through artistic...
Members of the Denison community reflect on Adriana Santiago ‘21
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The Denison community reflects on the loss of one of our beloved students, Adriana Santiago ‘21. The news was released to members of the Denison community the morning of Monday,...