It’s hard to keep up with the world off the Hill
Ever since coming to Denison, I’ve noticed how easy it is to disconnect from everything going on in the rest of the world. At home when I came downstairs for...
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Navigating STDs on a college campus: what to know
by Taylor Shook
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College students love to talk about sex, but sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a whole other ballgame. Nobody seems to know when to get tested or what to get tested...
Here’s what Russian hackers and textbook publishers have in common
by Taylor Shook
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More than a year after the election, alleged Russian hackers’ interference is still making headlines. Americans are fiercely protective of their freedom to exchange ideas and information in public discourse,...
Mislabeling of food causes trouble on campus
by The Denisonian
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MARINA GENTILCORE– Despite Denison’s A+ vegan rating, the dining halls have limited vegan and vegetarian options, and they sometimes exclude plant-based sources of protein or mislabel the food. Although the...
Off-campus Programing Retreat educates student leaders for 2018-19 events
by Chloe Sferra
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How does Doobie Palooza book artists for their show? Does DCGA fund the food available at the Fall Gala? How can one start planning their own event for Denison? CLIC...
Jenner welcomes baby girl: is this a glorified teen pregnancy?
by Chloe Sferra
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Another Kardashian had another baby. While typically this isn’t much news, the recent birth of 20-year-old Kylie Jenner’s daughter to the Kardashian clan has garnered national attention. Jenner, who is...
DCA organizes American Red Cross blood drive in midst of flu season
by Casey Trimm
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Severe winter weather affects people’s lives in many ways, including limits in transportation and widespread sickness, but have you ever considered the impact the weather may have on blood drives?...
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SMILE: Support group for chronic medical conditions
by The Denisonian
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This year there is a new support group on campus. It is called SMILE (Serious Medical Matters Influencing Life Experience) that was created by Associate Professor and Evolutionary Developmental Biologist...