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A Case For Bigger Pockets – Lost Things at Denison

By Bobby Craig If you’re a Denisonian, you’ve probably seen something similar once or twice. It’s likely you glanced at the post, scoffed at the author’s inferiority, and went on your merry way to scroll endlessly through an old News Feed. Losing something is a laughable mistake…until it happens to you. Luckily, One Twenty Seven…

Campus Migration – To the Sunnies and Well Beyond

By Eric Buehler This post has an interactive graphic created by Bobby Craig! Click on the image below and you get to see how many swipes happened when and where across a week (by moving the sliders at the bottom of the image). If you see anything interesting, let everyone know in the comments. Then…

Free Speech vs Hate Speech at Denison

By Paul A. Djupe A pretty remarkable thing happened yesterday – a Denison freshman appeared on the Tucker Carlson show on Fox News to talk about free speech on campus. Omari Garrett (class of 2021) wrote an op-ed for The Denisonian that served as the inspiration for the invitation, arguing, “Many passively enable white nationalism…

Which Major Has the Most Pretentious Students?

Scientists? Artists? Historians?

The Notorious Suites of East

Explorations in Denison party culture.

Is College Bad for Religion? How Religion Fares at Denison

Does college erode religious faith?

Can’t Get No Satisfaction? Involvement at Denison

When faced with an overwhelming number of orgs, what’s typical of Denison students?

Finding Comfort on Denison’s Campus

By Oliver Gladfelter Last semester, comfort was a common theme brought up in many campus dialogues about identity, power, and privilege. Often times, students expressed feeling uncomfortable in certain areas on campus – a narrative 127 was able to provide some empirical evidence for by exploring comfort levels in a very specific and unique setting….

How Should Faculty Public Engagement COUNT?

If we’re doing it and we think it has value, how are we going to count it? An overview with evidence.

127 :: Year 1 :: A Retrospective

I have a lot of feelz about what we were able to accomplish this year, which I think is an awful lot.

Public Engagement Activities and Attitudes of Denison Faculty

What do Denison faculty think about public engagement?

Denison Students Are Polarized, But Not Like The Rest of the Nation

By Oliver Gladfelter In June of 2017, The Democracy Fund Voter Study Group released a report showing that Clinton and Trump voters were more polarized on social issues than on issues concerning the economy (Drutman 2017). Clinton supporters were decisively left leaning on both economic and social issues, while Trump’s supporters leaned right primarily on…