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Five students majoring in data analytics have developed an innovative dashboard allowing coaches to monitor their players’ fitness trends.
Katie Houpt ’26 gave social-media followers a look inside the women’s basketball team. Her skills, learned at Denison, also helped land her first job.
Denison Professor of Practice Connie Schultz says, “I think an informed citizen is the true definition of a patriot.”
An outstanding spring campaign vaulted Denison to a seventh straight conference all-sports trophy and another top-20 national finish.
The Big Red program is the first in Ohio to win three Division III NCAA championships in three different sports in the same year.
On the road to a national championship, the Big Red formed a special bond with a man who got them where they needed to go.
Denison rallies from a three-run deficit in the deciding game to culminate their greatest season and deliver a third NCAA title to the Big Red this year.
Former Denison baseball players traveled to suburban Cleveland from all over the country to see the Big Red win the College World Series.
Nowik is the great-nephew of a beloved Denison professor. He’s also on the verge of winning an NCAA title with the baseball team.
The Big Red have overcome significant obstacles in qualifying for the College World Series for a second straight year.
First-year student Kelsey Sweetland is an artist, author, educator, and entrepreneur — and this phenom is just getting started.
Denison students and faculty are developing technology to capture atoms and help knit together quantum computing networks.
The former student-athlete returned to campus in 2024 as a faculty member, bringing with her the same enthusiasm and desire to “get things done.”
A work by Dance faculty and Denison musicians highlights the departments’ artistic innovation and the college’s interdisciplinary philosophy.
The skills that Nelson Griggs ’93, president of the Nasdaq stock exchange, learned at Denison still guide his professional life in finance.
Kim Coplin ’85 excelled as a student, professor, and provost at Denison — and found true love. As she retires, she leaves The Hill in a better place.
Buz Ecker ’79 has long cherished the power of the written word to bring people together. That gave his daughter an idea.
The Denison women’s basketball team won its first NCAA title — stunning the hoops world — with talent, tenacity, and togetherness.
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