Work progressing on preparing recommendationsBy DEBBIE GILLUMTuesday November 25, 2014 8:50 AMWritten for ThisWeekNews Dublin Villager newspaper At the Dublin Board of Education meeting, discussions continued about elementary school additions. Throughout the month of November, representatives from the engineering architectural firm of Garmann/Miller Architects are scheduled to visit all 12 elementary schools with the goal of… Continue reading Elementary School Additions
Flashback Post!With the band directors at senior nightThis Saturday, I went to the OMEA State Marching Band Finals with my best friend, Emily. Of course, Hilliard Darby got a superior rating!Freshman year of high school, Emily and I became friends because of marching band. I couldn't imagine my life without her or if I hadn't… Continue reading Even in high school, I wrote articles
Feature article from April 8 Denisonian Max Collins, a junior from Stamford, Conn., does not have a typical on-campus job such as working at the library, being a tour guide or working in a department. Instead, Collins works for Bon Appetit at Curtis. While it may not be the most glamorous job, Collins said he enjoys… Continue reading Students share their experiences as dining hall workers
The DenisonianFebruary 11, 2014NewsS.K. Piper, Dan and David Ochs. Farmer Fridays is a new Dining Services initiative to help students learn where their food is coming from and to be able to meet the people who grow that food.This Friday Feb. 7 was the first Farmer Friday in Curtis dining hall veggie room from 12:30 to… Continue reading Farmer Fridays
The DenisonianFeb 11, 2013Arts and LifeThings kicked off with a night of poetry. But these weren’t your stereotypical poets. Maggie Glover ‘05 and Paige Hill Starzinger both have full-time jobs, not related to poetry, but each just recently published their first book of poems. Despite visiting campus together for the Beck Lecture series, the two… Continue reading Beck Lecture
The DenisonianFebruary 11, 2014NewsDavid Hallman Remembered The Denison community mourns the loss of senior history major and economics minor David Marshall Hallman III, 21, from Erie, Pa., who passed away on Saturday Feb. 8 after a search of campus and the surrounding areas.“My hope is that in a small community like Denison, that we can… Continue reading David Hallman Remembered
Lawsuit against DU settled: Former student filedlawsuit against DUBy: Debbie GillumDenison University and a former student recently reached a confidential settlement to end a lawsuit relating to a sexual assault case from last semester. The lawsuit alleged that the rights of Zackary Hunt, 18, from Loveland, OH, had been violated during disciplinary proceedings regarding allegations of… Continue reading Former student filed lawsuit against DU
Published in the Denisonian Dec. 10 Attending a liberal arts school is great, but it means that Denison students looking to become veterinarians, found themselves with only a limited support network on The Hill. So Dory Enright, a sophomore from Lincoln, R.I. started the Pre-Veterinary club alongside senior Alison Smith from Garrett Park, Md. Enright said… Continue reading New Pre-Vet Club at Denison
Published on the front page of The Denisonian on Sept. 17, 2013By Debbie GillumTwo alleged sexual assaults occurred on campus during the first weekend of the academic year. Both victims knew the suspects, declined criminal investigations, and preventive measures have been taken by Denison.The first alleged sexual assault occurred at 12:30 a.m. on Saturday Aug.… Continue reading Two rapes, no criminal investigations
For The Denisonian's Forum sectionSept. 17, 2013Rooftop Garden shut down by administration This time last year, The Denisonian ran a Feature article about a new rooftop garden on campus. Fast forward to today and the rooftop garden is now shut down. The student organization, PEAS (People Endorsing Agricultural Sustainability) was growing sage, rosemary, thyme, basil,… Continue reading Rooftop garden closure is a disappointment for Denison community
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