By Harrison Hamm The 2024 presidential election is approaching, but enthusiasm among Denison students is not high. For a variety of reasons, the candidates do not inspire excitement among students, according to polling from March of this year. The candidates have been known for months, as Donald Trump had little problem navigating the Republican primaries….
Month: April 2024
Who cares about America’s world power status?
By Miles D. Williams, Data for Political Research I study and teach about international politics for a living, so it’s no surprise that this is my default lens for thinking about Presidential elections in the US. Compared to other issue areas, the US President has a lot of latitude in foreign policy. This is partly…
Where have the parties gone?
Paul A. Djupe, Data for Political Research An old rule of policing is that showing up to one area merely serves to push crime to other neighborhoods. I feel like Denison has been doing some of this in recent history, trying to break the stranglehold of the Sunnies or the notorious suites of East, which…
Officer Joe
By Ryan Darragh Joseph Hegenderfer, “Officer Joe” to us Denisonians, is one of Denison’s most beloved staff members. As a soon-to-be graduate, I can confidently say that he has shaped my Denison experience for the better. Officer Joe has touched the hearts of countless students on this campus. Midday he is found driving loops around…
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