Store Review: Lush
By Trishna Desai, Fashion Columnist If you have ever walked into a Lush store, you know the sensation of being terrifyingly overwhelmed with stacks upon stacks of fragrant and colorful...
Tag: review
All that jazz: Julian Lage Trio perform for Vail Series
by Cecilia Salomone
No Comments
By Cecilia Salomone, Arts and Life Editor Swasey Chapel was full of sweet, smooth grooves on Feb. 8 as the Julian Lage Trio performed as part of Denison’s 2013-2014 Vail...
Gina Brillon gets lots of laughs at UPC performance
by Carole Burkett
No Comments
By Carole Burkett, Editor-in-Chief Gina Brillon brought warm humor to Denison on a cold night when she entertained a small crowd on the third floor of Slayter last Friday. A...
Beck Lecture Series: Glover and Starzinger
by The Denisonian
No Comments
By Debbie Gillum, News Editor Emeritus The Beck Lecture Series event on Feb. 6 at 8 pm in the Barney-Davis board room began with a night of poetry. But these...
‘Little opera’ gets big crowd
by The Denisonian
No Comments
By Debbie Gillum, News Editor Emeritus Opera-singing pirates happily pillaged and plundered Denison’s theatre this weekend. The Singer’s Theatre Workshop performed Gilbert and Sullivan’s “The Pirates of Penzance” on Jan....
English prof. Diana Mafe pens literary analysis of biracial blacks
by Curtis Edmonds
1 Comment
The United States is undoubtedly one of the most – if not the most – racially diverse country in the world, and seven percent of American children born in the...
12 Years a Slave, a strong portrayal of antebellum racial issues
by The Denisonian
No Comments
By Grant Veltman Staff Writer Reflecting on the last five years in film, the presence of racially charged stories that have emerged has been strong. These works, namely The Help,...
Gospel Choir fills Swasey with traditional and resonative music
by The Denisonian
No Comments
By Haley Jones Staff Writer A group of Denison students dressed in sleek black attire stood on risers in Swasey Chapel. Soft light reflected off their faces, excitement gleamed in...
Middletown a triumph for all; especially for frosh Weaver
by Kristof Oltvai
No Comments
A small town. A lonely man. A lonely woman. While these three fragments may encapsulate the essence of Will Eno’s “Middletown,” the play is about so much more. Tearing past...
Actor and author Benjamin Busch ends Beck Lecture Series this fall
by The Denisonian
No Comments
By Debbie Gillum News Editor In addition to being an award-winning writer and actor, known for such roles as Officer Colicchio on “The Wire,” Benjamin Busch is also a film...