Nan Carney-DeBord ‘80, the beloved athletic director of Denison Athletics, is set to retire at the end of this athletic year. “There’s never a good time when you love it so much,” said Carney-DeBord. ...

The period between the 1960s and 1990s is idolized by the modern world. It was before algorithms, data tracking and Instagram. Back when stories were told, not shown with videos. And when our parents ...

Once every few weeks, my mom forwards me political articles she thinks I’d find interesting. In her email, she wrote to me, “There is some resistance stirring… Hope is alive!” Richardson wrote, “Today ...

Between yoga, pilates, and spin classes, Hoaglin Center is filled with weekly exercise courses for students, but what is it like to actually teach students fitness? Meghan Butte ‘27, is a data ...

On Feb. 27, Denison University’s journalism department and Granville Historical Society co-hosted a panel discussion on Ohio’s Indigenous history, resilience, and cultural legacy. The event, moderated ...

The coding race was on this weekend, as the computer science department hosted their 34th annual Denison Spring Programming Contest (DSPC) in Olin Hall. From 1-5 p.m. on March 1, students in teams of ...

In August of 1989, Dr. Gary Baker stepped onto Denison’s campus for the first time. He was set to be a temporary replacement but, he would remain in Granville for over three decades, eventually ...

“What’s your Chipotle order?” has been the question of the week, following the grand opening of a Chipotle in Granville. On Feb. 24, Chipotle opened its doors, staking its claim as the only chain fast ...