Oct 19 2026

News

CYCLES connects art, science and the cosmos at Denison Museum

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Pedro Gallardo Nascimento, Special to The Denisonian Against a dramatic, black background, three Escherichia coli cells await their destruction.  On the left, a virus injects its DNA into the bacterium....

Oct 19 2026

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Monsters of the Midway: Is this finally the Bears’ year?

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Jack Quick, Staff Writer For as long as I can remember, my family has spun tales about the 1985 Chicago Bears. Even my mom, who is one of the less...

Oct 19 2026

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Claire Hamilton ‘27 first in nine years to reach 1,000 kills for volleyball

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Emily Orsini, Managing Editor Claire Hamilton ’27 has etched her name into Denison volleyball history, becoming just the eighth player to reach 1,000 career kills. The last athlete to earn...

Oct 19 2026

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Denison launches sophomore experience for second-year students

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Donald Keough, Editor-in-Chief A first-of-its-kind reunion event, Return to East Quad, was hosted on East Quad on Oct. 9 as sophomores were invited to return to their old stomping grounds. ...

Oct 19 2026

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Jacob Bates time travels through film

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Ella Kitchens, Editor-in-Chief Jacob Bates ‘29 didn’t expect to end up in the historical film industry, but he always loved stories of the past. Now, he has written and directed...

Oct 07 2026

Arts and Life

‘God of Carnage’ brings chaos and comedy to the stage

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Mars Harmon, Photo Editor From Oct. 1-4, Denison students performed “God of Carnage,” a contemporary play by French playwright Yazmina Reza. The play follows two sets of couples as they...

Oct 07 2026

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2026 Security and Fire Safety Report sent out to students

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Ella Kitchens, Editor-in-Chief The 2026 Security and Fire Safety Report was released on Sept. 30, including a varying number of sexual assault and harassment cases, a large increase in disciplinary...

Oct 07 2026

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Bandersnatch welcomes changes after turning a profit last year 

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Jackson Loomis, Special to The Denisonian With no heat, running water, or restrooms in The Cave, student manager Jeffrey Pettigrew was determined to find a new venue; one that maintains...

Oct 07 2026

Sports

Winter Sports Preview: Teams prepare to build on previous national success

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Emily Orsini, Managing Editor Fall sports are hitting their stride in conference play, which means winter athletics at Denison are ramping up. Here’s a look at what’s ahead for Denison’s...

Oct 07 2026

Features

Dr. Leigh discusses her research on misogyny in modern art

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Annika Young, Special to The Denisonian Almost 10 years ago Dr. Allison Leigh gave a lecture on a painting titled “The Source” by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres.  After her lecture...