An Open Letter to the Republican Party
The Republican Party as we know it is closing in on death. What was once the party of Lincoln, Reagan and Eisenhower is long gone and it has instead been...
Month: May 2018
Head Residents to be replaced by hired professionals
by Brooke Holland
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Denison has officially decided to make a change to the Head Resident position here on campus. Instead of hiring students, they will now be seeking to hire professional staff to...
Denison named a top producer of Fulbright scholars
by Isabella Antonelli
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Priding itself on creating autonomous thinkers and motivated students, not many are surprised that Denison has won recognition for producing top scholars. Denison has been named a top school by...
Academic Quad renovations cause disruption, but improvements to come
by Chloe Sferra
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If you are trying to enjoy a nice sunny day near the flagpole on Slayter’s front quad, you might run into some obstacles, literally. As of April 24, the main...
Academic Award Convocation recognizes excellence at Denison
by Sophia Bellone
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A cricket could be heard on Academic Quad as classes halted to celebrate Denison’s best and brightest students. With only a handful of people knowing who wins academic and teaching...
An American in Prague
by Savannah Delgross
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Before going abroad, I knew very little about the Czech Republic. I knew it better by its history textbook name, Czechoslovakia, and its communist past. I read about the Czech...
Denison’s unsung hero: Mike Hardway
by Sarah Spire
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Mike Hardway; the man, the myth, the legend. While some may know him better than others (party people), students know him as one of the many faces of our incredible...
A Family at Big REaD Books
by The Denisonian
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KEELY LOVERN & CONNOR HOWE — Everyday hundreds of Denisonians, professors, faculty members and prospective students walk through Slayter Union and pass by the Denison Bookstore. Inside there is a core group...
Senior creative writing majors celebrate their finished writing projects
by The Denisonian
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LIZ ANASTASIADIS & ISABELLA ANTONELLI — As the spring semester draws to a close, seniors are finding ways to make their last mark on Denison’s campus. Whether this be through their last...
Fringe Festival closes out a year of theater
by Nina Cosdon
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Denison’s Fringe Festival, though an annual event, was particularly sentimental this year. Ace Morgan Theatre, a Denison University staple since 1956, is scheduled to be demolished at the end of...