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.

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

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

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

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.

NYC offers inspiration to senior Visual Arts majors

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

Interns at the Denison Museum spend time with antiquities, art, and objects that enhance their learning and deepen their connection to their research.

A hands-on introduction to plein-air painting, mindfulness, and ecological observation at Denison’s scenic pond.

Advanced painting students chose themes of art, memory, and history in a post-art historical world for an exhibition in the Denison Libraries.

It’s the most courageous work I’ve done,” said BFA major Mel Wienandt ’26. “But it reminded me why art like this matters.”

ReStack’s installations of video and photography works indicate movement, transience, and aberrance.

Former registrar Larry Murdock keeps showing up — supporting Denison student musicians and sharing their music with his senior community.

Nora Cashman’s theatre senior project blends memory, archival discovery, and the enduring spirit of student artists across generations.

Students get extra preparation for life by connecting with the Knowlton Career Center in their classes.

Students in Fashioning the Body, an advanced-level photography class, move their work into lightboxes installed on The Hill.

Interns at the Denison Museum spend time with antiquities, art, and objects that enhance their learning and deepen their connection to their research.

Can music serve as a voice for peace?

Timeless/Eterna blends enduring music and stories in a contemporary dance concert

Based on the book <em>Cold Sassy Tree</em>, Cheryl McFarren’s play <em>Invincible Summer</em> blends archival research, stories, and puppetry.

Denison arts employee Dyan Couden reflects on her time at Denison.

Star Katie Kress ’25 shares her insights into a musical about looking for love, falling in love, and finding it right in front of you.

Professor Harris Ipock conducts this “meditation on the oneness that all human beings share.”

A Denison-sponsored trip to Seoul inspired Grace Han ’24 to “share with my friends and family what I’m really passionate about.”

Student artwork finds new homes across campus during the academic year.

The December performance, which takes place every four years, is a Denison tradition.

Interns at the Denison Museum spend time with antiquities, art and objects that enhance their learning, and deepen their connection to their research.

The course critically examines the history and practices of museums, analyzing the move toward decolonizing museums in the U.S.

Denison students bring summertime art programming to Otterbein Granville SeniorLife Community through residency experiences.

The Department of Theatre presents Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice, an exciting and unorthodox version of Orpheus and Eurydice’s timeless trek to the underworld.

Cora Kuyvenhoven will perform and Ching-chu Hu and Hye Kyung Lee have compositions featured on the Short North Stage in Columbus.

The Vail Series offers a unique opportunity for students to not only attend concerts but also to actively participate in its behind-the-scenes operations.

Over the last two decades in the Columbus area, Mills has become a central figure in the diverse and exciting local jazz scene.

A collaborative space for students to introduce new, creative and exciting choreographies to the community.

Students in Film Photography class focus on documentary practices.

During his sabbatical year, Prof. Ron Abram took part in multiple residencies and created three series of prints that have been included in exhibitions.