Keewee promises quality baked goods and matcha for students
Donald Keough, Editor-in-Chief It was only natural that the baker and matcha connoisseur came together. Michael Bohan ‘27 has made confections since high school. He used to spruce up a...
Full house at the Homestead despite looming shutdown
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Aniyah Smith, Asst. Arts & Life Editor Every Friday night, Denison’s 50-year-old student-run sustainability house, the Homestead, hosts a vegetarian dinner open to anyone on campus. This semester, the turnout...
New housing considered on intramural fields
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Katey Woodruff, News Editor Among many efforts by Denison University’s administration to expand the campus and the student body, they are now planning to construct multiple new houses on the...
Lindsay Clancy may not be guilty
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Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor Disclaimer: This article includes discussion of suicude and murder. In addition, this article does not aim to claim that one person was responsible for a murder,...
The Milos Forman Starter Pack: ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’
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Jackson Bragman, Staff Writer In 1960s Czechoslovakia, a young filmmaker named Milos Forman spearheaded a campaign that became known as the Czech New Wave: a movement that used satire and...
Should Denison ban YikYak?
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Ella Kitchens, Editor-in-Chief One thing has been clear from the start: Our university wants students to talk to each other. During orientation week, all of us were required to attend...
Wildlife Conservation Club connects students to nature
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Sophie Frazee, Special to The Denisonian For many Denison students, wild-life on campus might mean spotting a deer on the way to class or hearing birds outside your dorm window....
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Wildlife Conservation Club connects students to nature
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Sophie Frazee, Special to The Denisonian For many Denison students, wild-life on campus might mean spotting a deer on the way to class or hearing birds outside your dorm window....
DPR professor questions a changing world
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Ivan Panov & Nhat Linh Dang, Staff Writer & News Editor Accompanied by the Global Studies Department, over 30 students gathered in Olin Hall 114 on Sept. 14 to hear...
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Denison progresses with elimination of carbon and gas emissions
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Eva Altizer, Asst. Features Editor Denison has been moving forward with the Net Zero 2045 initiative, having turned on its second large array of solar panels near the Homestead in...