Author and art historian Allison Leigh met with multiple Denison classes and delivered a keystone address.

Current and former members of the Denison Independent Theatre Association have organized social gatherings and the production of one-act plays.

From Denison’s theatre stages to stand-up comedy in her 50s, Lindsay Porter ’86 discovers that finding your calling doesn’t always happen right away.

Tutt was awarded a summer trip to an art camp in Colorado, where she learned cyanotypes.

Denison students bring 10 stories of love to the stage.

Deep in the countryside of southwest France, alumni, students, and faculty gather in a celebration of opera and art in <em>Orphée et Eurydice</em>.

Professor Sheilah ReStack’s residency at Château de La Napoule yields a new photographic body of work.

Zoe Ward ’28 uses poetry as a tool for connection and change.

Evan Hill ’09 describes how his Denison degree led to a Major League opportunity in Chicago.

Highlighting capstone projects for graduating cinema students.

The 2026 Osborne scholars hail from the visual arts, dance, music, and theatre departments.

A summer research project turns into a concerto competition win for Rumi Kang ’26.

Students combined their love of comics and literature to design collaborative, single-panel graphic memoirs.

Chicago rapper Femdot shares insights on hip hop’s power to record history.

‘It was really comforting on Move-In Day because I already knew someone.’

Kylie Reed ’27, a double major in Theatre and Politics & Public Affairs, interned at a law firm this summer.

The Denison Wind Ensemble performed “The War is Over” concert with top Polish music conservatory.

Featuring professional fight choreography and authentic steel weaponry, this Denison production brings a visceral edge to the classic Scottish play.

Double major in Theatre and English is now part of musical production based on the novel and 1988 film.

NYC offers inspiration to senior Visual Arts majors

On Nov. 20, Denison’s Opera Ensemble will perform a selection of Mozart songs.

Critique and community led Tyler Nguyen ’27 to create award-winning films.

A job at the Denison Museum became a professional turning point for Dana Randall ’21.