The Power of Positivity: How The Happy News is Spreading Good News Across the World
How The Happy News is Spreading Good News Across the World
Alexis Boyages (Denison ‘19)
Alexis Boyages (Denison ‘19)
Whose that girl, it's Lex! English Literature major at Denison University.
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Biologically Punished: Why Women Are Constantly Being Punished For Being Women
Earlier this week, a letter to the editor was written by a mother, Maryann White, and published in Notre Dame University’s student...
Needless Apologies: Why Women Constantly Apologize and How to Stop
Saying “sorry” is one of my worst habits. I don’t remember when I started doing it, but I find myself apologizing all the time for things...
Who Saves the World? GIRLS.
A major climate change revolution has swept across Europe, with teenage women leading the charge. On Friday, February 15, thousands of...
Why It’s So Hard to Keep a New Year’s Resolution and the Best Strategies to Keeping Them
Amongst many of the festivities that go along with ringing in the new year, one that seemingly always gets discussed is your new year’s...
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A Step in the Right Direction: Ohio House Votes to Remove the “Pink Tax”
Earlier this week, on December 5, the Ohio House voted to remove the state’s “pink tax.” This move would insure that the state’s sales tax...
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What Being Pro-Choice Means To Me
A few weeks ago, the Ohio House passed a new abortion bill that, according to CNN journalist A.J Willingham, “redefines the state's...
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Ribs for Ruth: What Strong Women Everywhere Can Learn From RBG
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has been making headlines recently, after a fall in her office that caused her to fracture three...
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Why Your Vote Is Important
In an Instagram post earlier this week, Taylor Swift publicly supported two Tennessee Democrats and urged her followers to register to vote...
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The Consistent Disregard for the 50 Percent: The Title X Gag Rule and Brett Kavanaugh
Earlier this summer, the Trump administration released proposed language to be used in a law entitled, The Title X Family Planning Program...
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Fraternity Ideals and Brett Kavanaugh
In an article published by The New Yorker entitled, “Brett Kavanaugh, Donald Trump, and Things Men Do For Other Men,” author Jia Tolentino...
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Finals Week as Told By The Office
It’s that time of year again. With finals week looming large over the heads of myself and my fellow peers, the stress of final papers,...
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Love Isn't All We Really Need
In an op-ed piece written for The New York Times entitled, “I Was Kind to Nikolas Cruz. He Still Killed My Friends,” Parkland survivor...
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Blocking the March for Our Lives Won't Stop Change From Happening
On February 14 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, located in Parkland, Fla., 17 students and teachers lost their lives. The Parkland...
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Going Green: Sustainability at Denison
It all started with a garden. Denison’s community garden was created in the late 2000s by Jeremy King, Denison’s Campus Sustainability...
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Politicizing Terrorism: Trump’s Racist Pattern
The 31st of October. What was once simply a day to dress up in Halloween costumes and eat candy, has been given a new significance in...
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Puerto Rico Wasn’t The Only Thing Destroyed By Hurricane Maria
Two weeks ago, on September 20, Hurricane Maria completely devastated the island of Puerto Rico. The 150 mile per hour winds caused...
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Unplugged: Study Abroad and the Detachment From US News
What impression do you have of the news this week? The above question was asked by my UK Media tutor during class and I drew a blank. I...
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Changing Campus Culture, One Party at a Time
“What runs our parties?” asks junior sociology/anthropology and Spanish double major Brandon Wafford. To answer his question, Denison’s...
