Prague, civil rights, and journalism
LIZ ANASTASADIS, Managing Editor Emeritus — Most might know the Czech Republic as Czechoslovakia and remember the strict communism that now haunts Bohemian history books. I can’t help but think of...
Tag: study abroad
Mar
11
2020
Coronavirus affects Denisonians on campus and abroad, cancelling plans
by Alina Panek
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ALINA PANEK, Editor-in-Chief—The first three confirmed coronavirus cases within Ohio are in Cuyahoga County, the Cleveland area. The pandemic, declared by WHO on Jan. 30, has caused colleges around the...
Students studying abroad will live in Shaw Hall
by Nina Cosdon
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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—Studying abroad: students are nervous to go, but never want to come back. Denison is working to make this transition a little easier. It was recently announced that...
Nov
19
2019
Students question the Off-Campus Study fee
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Asst. News Editor—Students have expressed surprise about the administrative fee they will be charged for Off-Campus Study. Assistant Director of Off-Campus Study Sandy Spence sat down with The...
Civil unrest in Chile impacting Denisonians abroad
by Max Curtin
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MAX CURTIN, Editor-in-Chief—Reports are estimating at least 20 deaths and 2,500 injuries in the weeks of civil unrest in Santiago, Chile. Just over one month ago, a $0.04 (or 30...
Abroad in the UK: Rethinking race and politics in London
by Mary Clare Edwards
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MARY CLARE EDWARDS, Features Editor Emerita—Before living in London, I never felt American. Growing up in the Midwest in a white community on the west side of Ann Arbor, I...
Mar
07
2019
A study abroad experience in the historic city of Prague
by Sanaya Attari
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As an international student, I have learned that every culture has something significantly unique to offer this world. That’s why on February 9, I flew to the historical and baroque...
It matters how we talk about study abroad
by The Denisonian
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MOLLY KEISMAN — A recent Denisonian article about a student’s struggles with harassment while studying abroad in Morocco didn’t sit well with me when I read it. I know this...
An Uninhibited Look into Life on the Tuscan Countryside
by The Denisonian
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KEVIN CORRIGAN & BENJAMIN FOSTER — We began our afternoon with another pitiful look from the sandwich maker at the local bakery. Yet again, Kevin and I made the unforgiving...
Paying for study abroad
by The Denisonian
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By Julia Feldbaum Special to The Denisonian As Farikka Davis ‘16, from Brooklyn, N.Y., prepared for her study-abroad experience, she was confronted with financial limitations that could have affected her ability...