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Duc Le ’26 with Associate Professor Keith Spencer, chair of the Department of Visual Arts.

Applied practice drives student innovation

From posters to brochures, Duc Le ’26 merges inventive flair, tactical thinking, and hands-on techniques with bold design.
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Manan Sarupria ’25
The Men's Tennis team with their trophy in front of the final scoreboard.

A dream fulfilled: Denison wins its first NCAA men’s tennis title

Big Red caps a dominant season with a comeback victory in the final to continue a remarkable year for Denison athletics.
Photo of Matt Tanney, new associate vice president and director of athletics

Denison names Matt Tanney new associate vice president and director of athletics

The former director of athletics at Wabash College joins Denison July 1, 2025.
Photo of a graduate's cap with a 2025 tassel.

‘Life is jazz, baby:’ Denison celebrates 184th Commencement

Class of 2025 Commencement stories, photos, and video.
Photo of Katherine Prestridge ’21

Katherine Prestridge ’21 joins law firm of Hahn Loeser

Prestridge will focus on complex commercial litigation and construction disputes.
via hahnlaw.com
Adam Weinberg speaking at Denison's 184th Commencement

Advice for our graduates

President Weinberg delivers his commencement address to the Class of 2025.
The J-Team

Students shine in podcasting competition

Annual Podcast-a-thon rewards audio storytelling about science, history, and a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist.
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Abby Jump ’25
Aerial photo of the Class of 2025 forming a large "'25" on Reese~Shackelford Common

Live blog: Senior Send-Off 2025!

At Denison, seniors get the run of campus during their final days on The Hill. Follow along as we share their stories.
Photo of Keith Rittmasster

Keith Rittmaster ’79, marine mammal scientist

Rittmaster is a curator at the NC Maritime Museum and directs Bonehenge, an educational center specializing in whales.
via Brunswick Beacon
Photo of Max Siwik ’18

Max Siwik ’18 among Yale School of Management’s MBA Class of ’26

Siwik, who has worked with Congress and Deloitte, plans to “return to the Alpine Investors family and help grow great companies.”
via Poets & Quants
Annabelle Calderon and her mother, Crystal Horton.

A President’s Medal, a mad dash in heels, and Friday night lights

As Denison’s softball team prepares to host the NCAC tournament, Annabelle Calderon recalls one of the most gloriously chaotic days of her life.
Denison fencers and coaches pose for a group photo celebrating their Eastern Women's Fencing Conference win.

Denison fencers earn sumptuous athletic (and culinary) rewards

The Big Red completed their best season in program history, winning a big tournament and finishing first in the Division III national coaches poll.
Andrew D’Asaro throwing a javelin.

In pursuit of gold, Andrew D’Asaro shows his mettle

The Denison senior has become a decorated javelin thrower while persevering through an injury that would have ended most careers.
Aerial view of Swasey Chapel overlooking campus and Granville.

2025 Alumni Citations

The 2025 recipients of the prestigious alumni citation represent alums from the classes of 1954 to 2010.
Associate Professor of Languages Hanada Al-Masri, recipient of the Brickman Teaching Excellence Award.

40 years of celebrating excellence

Since its inception in 1985 under President Andrew DeRocco, Denison has set a special hour of the academic year to honor student and faculty achievement.
Denison alumni in the stands at an MLB baseball game.

A Big Red welcome

Denison is spreading its connection-building magic to cities across the nation.
Photo of Geosciences Associate Professor Erik Klemetti standing in front of several wood shelves displaying various types of rocks

A love of lava and a way with words

Erik Klemetti has become a trusted source for journalists looking to inform the public about volcanic eruptions.
Former Big Red swimmers Aaron Cole and Thomas Richner.

A winning pair teams up again

Former Big Red swimmers Aaron Cole and Thomas Richner have created an animated short film about competitions that transcends sports.
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