CHLOE SFERRA News Editor Scientists everywhere will tell you that Planet Earth is dying. While many look to figures of authority to make a change in protecting the environment, several Denison students have decided to start making their own difference. The first annual Midwest Student Coalition for Climate Action (MWSCCA) [...]

RACHEL EPSTEIN ‘18 Editor-in-Chief “There’s been a stabbing at Parli and something’s happened on the bridge. They think it’s a terrorist attack. I’m fine but Dan says he can see bodies on the road from the office window…” my boyfriend tells me through a muffled trans-atlantic connection. No matter who [...]

JESSICA LEEDS RICHMAN ‘20 Arts & Life Editor I am an angry feminist. But I’m not angry because I’m a feminist. More so, I am angry, and thus, in my opinion, I have no choice but to be a feminist. I have always been a feminist, even before I had [...]

GRACE ROONEY Special to The Denisonian The Shoruq Dance Troupe performed an enthralling sequence of traditional Palestinian Debka dances. The group is made up entirely of dancers between the ages of 12 and 16 coming from Dheisheh refugee camp on the West Bank. Much of the performance evoked sentiments that [...]

CASEY TRIMM News Editor From the outside looking in, it is easy to overlook the hard work that happens behind the scenes on campus. Between Denison athletics, health services, campus safety and more, the amount of effort and time required can become quite overwhelming. The work of the individuals who [...]

JESSICA LEEDS RICHMAN Arts & Life Editor The 117 seat Burton Morgan Lecture hall was so full that students and faculty alike lined the walls and filled the floor in order to hear Dr. Michael Kimmel speak. Michael Kimmel is a SUNY distinguished professor of sociology at Stony Brook University [...]