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04/18/2024

04/08/2024

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04/04/2024

What’s happening at the Homestead? Read more at the link in our bio!

03/28/2024

Meet ‘The Denisonian’ 2024 Editorial Staff Pt. 2!

Shaye Phillips ‘27 is the Assistant Features Editor. Her major is unde- cided but she is interested in English, Journalism, and ENVS. She is from Chapel Hill, North Carolina and en- joys anime, painting, and listening to music. A fun fact about her is that she doesn’t know how to ride a bike.

AJ Hartwick ‘25 is from Pittsburgh,, and is majoring in politics, philoso- phy, and economics with a minor in classical studies. He enjoys skiing, ice skating, and listening to music. He is afraid of spiders.

Lily Charkow ‘27 is one of the as- sistant editors of the Arts and Life section. She is a creative writing ma- jor from Oak Park, Illinois. In her free time, Lily enjoys watching hor- ror movies and hanging out with her adorable dogs.

Daniela Gomez ‘26 is a journalism major with a minor in psychology and cinema. She’s from Managua, Nicara- gua and has her certification in scuba diving. In her free time she likes to read and watch movies with friends.

Mike Maynard ‘24 is the Sports Edi- tor from Columbus. He’s a journalism major and an English (Creative Writ- ing) minor. In his free time, he enjoys hanging out with friends, reading po- etry, and watching wrestling.

Emily Orsini ‘27 is the Assistant Sports Editor and a philosophy, poli- tics, and economics major. She is from the greater Philadelphia area and loves going to Phillies games (maybe a little too much).

Andrew Theophilus ‘25 is the Pho- to Editor for The Denisonian. He is from Traverse City, Michigan and is majoring in journalism with a minor in visual arts. In his free time, he en- joys exploring Licking County, rock climbing, or performing live music on campus with the Ben and Harrison.

Maddie Luebkert is a first-year communication and journalism dou- ble major from Northville, Michigan. When she’s not reading the news she’s either dancing, petting dogs, or drinking coffee.

Khanh Do ‘26 is the Web Editor. He is a Computer Science & Economics double major from Hanoi, Vietnam. In his free time, he enjoys watching sit- coms and taking film photos.

03/28/2024

Meet ‘The Denisonian’ 2024 Editorial Staff Pt. 1!

Ellie Owen ‘25 is one of the Editors- in-Chief of The Denisonian. She’s a journalism major and Anthropology/ Sociology minor from Silver Spring, Maryland. On campus, she works as a tour guide and is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. When she’s not writing or reporting, she likes painting and playing geography games.

Arianna Griffiths ‘26 is one of the Editors-in-Chief of The Denisonian. She is a psychology major from the Chicago suburbs and loves to both read and write stories. When she’s not working on the paper, she enjoys pho- tography, skiing, and spending time with her friends and family.

Max Dolinh ‘26 is the Managing Editor. He is a data analytics and eco- nomics double major from Oakton, Virginia. Outside of The Denisonian, he works as an ARC Tutor and is a Studium Scholar-Leader. His favorite things include pupusas, Paramore, and Chelsea F.C. Max also adopted two cats during the pandemic and is pretty decent at InDesign.

Lee Cochran is the advisor for The Denisonian. He has worked for more than 30 years in print/digital media, radio and television. He is a graduate of West Virginia University, earning a bachelor’s degree in education.

Donald Keough ‘27 is the News Editor for The Denisonian. He is from East Lansing, Michigan and double majoring physics and journalism. Whenever he is not running around reporting for stories, he is usually playing the violin, swimming, or hanging out with friends.

Tahkeese Brown ‘24 is the assistant News Editor for The Denisonian. He is a senior from Boston, Massachusetts, and is double majoring in Communi- cation and Black Studies with a mi- nor in journalism. In his free time, he works at the Bandersnatch as the PR manager.

Tom Vodrey ‘25 is the Opinion Edi- tor, and a politics and public affairs major from Cleveland. When not writ- ing, he can be found painting, listen- ing to music or biking.

Mia Fischel ‘26 is the Features Edi- tor for The Denisonian. She is major- ing in journalism and minoring in communication, classical studies, and Greek. She is from Barrington, Ilin- ois and enjoys taking photos, reading, knitting, and tossing frisbees on A- Quad.

03/27/2024

We are have some technical difficulties with our website, it will be back up soon!

02/16/2024

Read more in this week’s issue of The Denisonian.

02/07/2024

Read more about Huffman’s remodel at the link in our bio!

02/07/2024

Read more about and their history-making performance at the link in our bio!

02/01/2024

12/12/2023

Some comics by Peter Devaprasad as you work on your finals! Speaking of, we’ll be sharing some new content this week from our final issue. Find more of his work at Denisonian.com or in our recent papers!

12/06/2023

As we wrap up the semester, we wanted to highlight two opinion pieces from this week: A student and faculty critique to last week’s faculty-submission. This week’s story has signatures from 31 faculty members and 17 student organizations.

Faculty piece: https://denisonian.com/2023/12/opinion/faculty-critique-of-11-29-reponse-to-statement-on-justice-in-palestine/

Student piece: https://denisonian.com/2023/12/opinion/student-critique-of-11-29-response-to-statement-on-justice-in-palestine/

Keep talking to each other, keep being passionate, and keep engaging with the things that matter. Thank you to everyone who has submitted or written an opinion this semester—If you haven’t already, take some time to look at our opinion section from the past few weeks.

12/06/2023

Also, go see some photos of DKDG’s Countdown event on page 6 (or at denisonian.com)

Post by Maddie Luebkert

12/06/2023

New issue out today!

During the 2022 summer break, the Code of Student Conduct was reviewed and updated for the 2022-2024 academic years. As the two-year renewal period approaches, the Code of Student Conduct Review Committee is recruiting students, faculty and staff to review the new code which will go into effect for the 2024-2026 academic years.

Learn more at denisonian.com

Post by Maddie Luebkert

11/08/2023

With a string of shutout wins in both the semifinal and championship of the NCAC tournament, the Women’s field hockey team was crowned conference champion for a record fifth time.

See more in the paper and on our website!

Photos by Andrew Theophilus
Post by Maddie Luebkert

10/12/2023

At the start of Grace Cirimele’s freshman year, the Denison crew team had no more than a small handful of members. The team was diminished by covid-19 and graduations, and Cirimele considered transferring. But she stuck around, and after hiring two new coaches and embarking on a ground-up recruiting process, the team now has 14 members and races competitively.

“The team aspect is huge for me,” Cirimele said. “You’re doing everything together, and you have to be one unit to work.”

Learn more at Denisonian.com, or go pick up a paper!

Story by Harrison Hamm

Photos by Andrew Theophilus

Post by Maddie Luebkert

10/09/2023

Tensions are high in the Mitchell Athletic Center while several varsity sports teams rev up for their competitive seasons. Among the noise, the Denison’s Women’s Fencing team is showing its dedication at every practice. Coming off a season that earned current sophomore Bella Musto ‘26 and Big Red Fencing its first national medal, the team is motivated to continue its rise to the top.

Learn more at Denisonian.com!

Post by Maddie Luebkert

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