By Hillary Redd Staff Writer High energy, great sound, great people, and crazy fun are just a few ways to describe what was possibly the best D-Day concert Denison University...
By Hillary Redd Staff Writer When one hears horror, one automatically thinks of scary movies, Halloween, the paranormal, and their greatest fears. All of these and more fall into the...
By Caroline McCauley Special to The Denisonian This year, Commit Grounds in Slayter Student Union is now serving tea. Apart from that white chocolate mocha and that jumbo chocolate chip...
Putting on a Shakespeare production is often very challenging for a theatre company. Evidently, Denison students aren’t afraid of a challenge, as they took on two. “A Night of Shakespeare’s...
Rev. Dr. Raymond Wise ‘83 deserved more attention than he got last Thursday at noon when he delivered an informative, moving, and entertaining recital-lecture to a sparsely populated Herrick Hall....
With the world premiere of Familiar Strangers, a play written by recent DU graduate HongYi Tian, the Theatre Department’s mainstage theater season has begun at last. Directed and co-produced by...
Two violins, a viola, and a cello? With these instruments in tow, Ethel, a New York-based string quartet, took center stage in Swasey Chapel for the first Vail Series performance...
Everyone loves to bellow their favorite songs in the shower, no matter how good or bad their voice may sound. Now, imagine singing in front of a packed house filled...
For some, the natural allure of moviegoing is the escapist prospect of being transported into another reality. This stimulating sensation is most enjoyable when it results from entering a truly...
Renowned poet Dana Levin embraced our campus with some of her greatest works Thursday, Oct. 3, a presentation part of the ongoing Beck Lecture Series here at Denison. From the...