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Students spent three days of their winter break gaining valuable lessons in applying for jobs and standing out in the interview process.
Hillside Chat.
Doane Hall created the opportunity to upgrade Presidents’ Drive.
Amanda Daniels got a late start in lacrosse after creating content for bull riders. But has turned Denison’s women’s program into a perennial power.
New Denison program pairs first-year and sophomore students with short-term projects that build resumes and confidence.
New research indicates that black holes may be the elusive source of notoriously difficult-to-trace neutrinos.
A chorus of Denison students enthusiastically joined Voice Instructor Emily Noël’s inaugural opera ensemble. The second is even more popular.
The university’s ability to its future-focused stamp on majors has proven highly successful. It looks to do the same with its new finance major.
As higher education grapples with the impact of AI, Denison is at work blazing a new trail.
The women’s basketball team has become appointment viewing on the court and on social media. Here’s how it all came together.
Under the leadership of coach Peter Grandbois, the men’s program hopes to follow the same path of success enjoyed by the Big Red women’s fencing team.
Da’Nerah Chisholm, a first-year member of the women’s squash team, mentored by one Denison alum and influenced by another, is loving life on The Hill.
Educational studies major Lucy Morris shares insights from her internship with a KIPP school in Washington, D.C.
Students in Professor Erik Klemetti’s Rocks, Minerals, and Soils class relish their moment on the academic stage.
New programs include a finance major, machine learning & AI and organizational strategy & leadership minors, and a sports analytics domain.
“I want Denison faculty to think of the CfLT as a welcoming space dedicated to fostering and supporting our own learning and work as educators.”
The keynote and workshops will be free and open to the public.
Eric Colaco ’25 is a finalist for the Greater Cleveland Sports Awards’ Male Collegiate Athlete of the Year. Here’s how you can help him win.
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