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 two films set during the Civil War era. His ...

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 ...

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. The event featured student bands, ...

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 ...

Want to see Alli Pinta’s experience? Watch this vlog of her staying in room 9. ALLI PINTA, Special to The Denisonian – “There are several places in Granville that have stories,” and The Buxton Inn is ...

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 has been overwhelmingly high – ...

The concept of “school spirit” is admittedly difficult to quantify. There are many different factors that might contribute to the overall atmosphere, or “vibes,” of any given campus, or more ...

The next three semesters will be the last time that students can live at the Homestead, a living-learning community at Denison focused on sustainability. The current residential form of the Homestead, ...

University administration recently revealed that they have a new financial aid model for incoming classes. The new model, called the Denison Commitment, promises tuition aid packages that depend on ...

Audrey Brink, Asst. Sports Editor Before any students have made their way to the dining hall for breakfast, Winn Thant has already begun making sushi. Around 4 a.m., she begins preparing the rice and ...

Denison’s University Programming Council (UPC) hosted its annual Denison Day concert – better known as D-Day – on Sept. 20. The evening began with student performances, including dances from IDM and ...

Morning Harvest Cafe, a restaurant in downtown Newark, is bringing a familiar connection to Denison students through its food, hospitality and owners. Owned by two former Denison employees, this ...