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Program that pairs students with corporate clients has grown steadily since its creation in 2020.
Distinguished graduates to receive the university’s highest honor.
Alexandra Redrick ’25 landed a dream internship at Disney through her ambition and help from the Denison alumni network.
Brielle Coleman ’27 investigated a high school property that once held the graves of pioneering Black Ohioans.
via Ohio Newsroom
The Big Red won its first regular-season conference title in 57 years. Now, Denison heads to the NCAA tournament to meet Franklin College on March 7.
In their own words, the 2025 Varsity D Association Hall of Fame inductees describe the joys of representing Denison athletics.
Denison women’s basketball home games feature epic locker room dance parties with a unique prop. The fun-loving environment bonds teammates.
Susan Whiting ’78 and Lisa Stewart McKnight ’90 to cross paths on a historic night hosted by the National Women’s History Museum.
The men’s program, celebrating 70 years as a varsity sport, will hold its first reunion in April.
Bridgewater will speak at the college’s 184th Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 17.
The Rev. Randy Hollerith ’86 had eclectic interests on The Hill, which have served him well as dean of one of the world’s largest chapels.
With 25 years in higher education advancement, Neal serves as VP for university advancement and executive director of the FAMU Foundation.
via Tallahassee Democrat
Generous donors have committed more than $29 million to the first-of-its-kind Center for Data Reasoning & Visualization.
College is a process. A challenging first semester in college can be a positive life-transforming moment.
Duffy, who designed the flag for Cook County, Illinois, while in high school, says history and perspective are crucial.
via WBEZ
One of the Big Red’s greatest athletic eras came under the stewardship of an alum who built connections, changed cultures, and put student-athletes first.
Cooper leads Forbes Tate Partners’ natural resources and outdoor recreation government affairs practice.
via Theadore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
Truc Hoang ’26 and Charlie Kuchler ’26 come from different cultures, but they share a passion for delivering smiles to their TruCha customers.
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