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2023

Lectures & Discussions

The Palestinian Question: Presentation by Raef Zriek

Professor Raef Zriek, a human rights scholar, will be presenting on “The Palestinian Question as a Jewish Question” on April 6, 2023

Date: March 23, 2023

Lectures & Discussions

Interdisciplinary Panel on the Geopolitics of the World Cup

Four International Studies Faculty have joined forces to present and discuss "Geopolitics of the 2022 FIFA World Cup" on January 26th.

Date: January 25, 2023

2020

Lectures & Discussions

Jane Gallop: Lunch and Chapter Discussion

Join Dr. Jane Gallop for lunch and a book chapter discussion.

Date: February 5, 2020

2019

Lectures & Discussions

Growing Older: Representations of ‘Queer Aging’ and Why They Matter

The Queer Studies Program presents a talk by Linda Hess.

Date: September 13, 2019

Lectures & Discussions

LGBTQ+ Art & Politics at the Denison Museum

Dr. Ashley Currier, University of Cincinnati, presents“Looking for Solidarity: Lessons from African Feminist and LGBTQ Organizing”

Date: September 12, 2019

Spotlights

4 questions with English professor Diana Mafe

Mafe talks about her research, teaching practices, and how The Legend of Zelda connects to the liberal arts.

Joan Do-Truong '23 celebrates her Davis Projects for Peace award

Building an empowering space for young Asian American women

Through grants and connections, Joan Do-Truong ’23 created a space for women and TIGNC youth like her to share their experiences and empowerment.

Laden ’19 watching the sunset in Portugal

Where We Go

An Opportunity in the Canary Islands

A Fulbright Scholarship will bring Julia Laden ’19 to the Canary Islands, where she will teach English to young children.

How We Learn

Understanding Social Change Through Hip-hop

Dana Phillips '20 explored political and social movements through the lyrics of Arabic hip-hop as a Summer Scholar.

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Passing on Being Passive

Taylor Hawk '20 shares her thoughts about the perils of passivity.

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What is "Intersectional Feminism"?

Taylor Hawk '20 explains why we need to hear the voices of women of all races, economic standings, religions and identities.

How We Learn

Feminist health politics

Students reflect on an exhibit, "Artifacts: Abortion Stories and Histories."

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The Meaning of Context

Rian Matthews '16 critiques the work of an artist - and finds it lacking

How We Learn

Student Receives Distinguished Undergraduate Award

Communication major Margaret Douglass receives award for leadership, academic merit and passion.

How We Live

Landing a job, fulfilling a passion

Those extracurricular activities may be the key to landing a great job.

Where We Go

Holding the Trust

As the college's 2015 recent student trustee, CeCe McGee '15 will join the board of trustees.

How We Learn

Founding feminists

When Joan Straumanis came to Denison as a philosophy professor in 1971, she was introduced at her first faculty meeting as a "real feminist hell raiser."

How We Learn

Portraits of Women

Portraits in the department's office in Knapp Hall were created by Harper Leich '04, a studio art major with a concentration in painting and printmaking.

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Conferences & Symposia

Three Denison professors awarded tenure in 2024

Inside-the-beltway internship yields great experiences

Denison’s Liv Gjestvang recognized as technology leader

What's Happening

2023

2020

2019

Spotlights

4 questions with English professor Diana Mafe

Building an empowering space for young Asian American women

An Opportunity in the Canary Islands

Understanding Social Change Through Hip-hop

Passing on Being Passive

What is "Intersectional Feminism"?

Feminist health politics

The Meaning of Context

Student Receives Distinguished Undergraduate Award

Landing a job, fulfilling a passion

Holding the Trust

Founding feminists

Portraits of Women

What's Happening

Strong presence of WGST majors and faculty at conference

Hollywood’s first major Black female superhero is only a beginning

Eloise A. Buker Fellows 2023-2024