Spotlight
- 2nd annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes raises awareness
- Denison professor participates in Dakota Access Pipeline protest
- Where does Denison stand on diversity
- The golden greek: 4 jobs, 1 sport, and a long way from home
- Spoon University: Making food make sense for college students
- Facilities services breaks down vandalism costs
- Sara Shore ‘17 wins DCGA presidency after runoff
- Students honored at academic award convocation
- Denison approves new major on offer for upcoming fall semester
- DU strives for environmentally conscious energy
- Forgot your phone charger? Student entrepreneur may have your solution
- Major scholarship repurposed for service learning
- Pink Week first of many
- Great food, fun draw 150+ to Diwali
- A student’s innovation aids struggling village in southeast Senegal
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2nd annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes raises awareness
EMMA CEPLINSKAS Special to The Denisonian In an effort to put an end to rape, sexual assault and gender violence, men and women in the
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Denison professor participates in Dakota Access Pipeline protest
HANNAH KUBBINS News Editor Action against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline started in April on Ladonna Allard’s land in North Dakota. From the
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Where does Denison stand on diversity
JOSHUA LEE ‘20 Special to the Denisonian When arriving at Denison University on move in day, I couldn’t have been more excited to be living
ALINA PANEK Special to The Denisonian It is time to let your inner nerd out. Synapse magazine is a literary magazine modeled after The Scientific American that is for the “Ohio Five” schools. The founders [...]
LARIONA JACOBS ‘17 Special to the Denisonian There are many references to the neighborhoods in which we come from, but there’s one in particular that hits home for me: the hood. Google’s and Urban Dictionaries [...]
KAITLYN SPECHT Arts & Life Editor Upon entering the rehearsal room in Burke Hall, the site of the Alexander Technique Workshop, the pliable rubber models of bones and muscles scattered across the tables at the [...]
HANNAH KUBBINS News Editor Action against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline started in April on Ladonna Allard’s land in North Dakota. From the start, those who gathered wanted to be known as water [...]
RYAN STROTHER Sports Editor Colin Kaepernick is hardly the first to protest during the national anthem, and he certainly hasn’t received the most blow-back of the Star-Spangled dissenters. Just thirteen rounds of Summer Olympic Games [...]
