Denison University's student-published newspaper, reporting on The Hill since 1857.

6 days ago · Aditi Agarwal, Special to The Denisonian– Education is a driving force of upward mobility—breaking barriers and creating pathways to equal opportunity.

Dec 11, 2024 · Ella Kitchens, Asst. News Editor– On a cold December afternoon, students and staff gathered on the fourth floor of Slayter to celebrate the holiday season with a discussion about family...

The Denisonian is Denison University's oldest student organization, publishing news for the Granville community since 1857. We are a non-profit organization funded by the Denison Campus Governance Association (DCGA) student activity fund, paid by a portion of student's tuition and fees. Who are we? The Denisonian is entirely student-run. The editorial staff consists of students

Dec 11, 2024 · Donna Chang, Special to The Denisonian The first rays of June’s summer sun in 2024 pierced through the windows of third-year college student Grace Lukens’s room in Brown Hall, a...

Dec 11, 2024 · Emily Orsini, Sports Editor– Denison’s athletics department wrapped up the fall season with an impressive array of achievements, including regular season championships, an NCAA tournament berth, and numerous all-NCAC honors. ...

ZACH CORREIA — The Chamberlin lodge space was officially opened to students last Friday in a ceremony dedicating the new social space. Located on the first floor of Chamberlin Hall,...

6 days ago · Nor Osborne, Features Editor– At the start of the new semester, the Denison Museum installed its latest exhibit, “Echoes of Ohio’s Indigenous Legacy: Bridging Past and Present.” The exhibition centers the work of people indigenous to the Northwest Territory, now known as Ohio. The art on display highlights the narratives of those native to the

Ellie Owen ’25 Editor-in-Chief 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.

Mattea McDaniel, Special to The Denisonian– Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, and pink flowers decorate Denison’s landscape. There are a wide variety of plants that brighten the campus and enable it to be deemed an arboretum. The team of people on campus that are tasked with beautifying the campus are led by Ann Sheffler