News & Events

Studio art major and Big Red swimmer, Tom Richner ’97 has made a successful career in the field of animation - he has rejoined “The Simpsons.”

Denison CIO Dena Speranza has been named a “Tech Power Player.”

Fresh off their NCAC Conferenceship champion announcement, the Big Red gets ready to battle Mt. Union in the playoffs.

Big Red football clinches the program’s first North Coast Athletic Conference football championship in 32 years and heads to the playoffs.

Students and staff come together, raising awareness to college student mental health

Jennifer Ditsler Ladonne ’84 lives in France and writes for Fodor’s

An Interdisciplinary Museum Studies Class

Wellness Center welcomes new counselor, Jack Wheeler, to the team.

A summer internship with a national company confirmed Natalie Zaravella’s desire to work in business — and led to a job offer, too.

If you’re a college student, you’re probably not getting enough sleep

The Denison administration invites students to work with each other and with administrators to be co-creators of new ideas, spaces, and policies.

Emeritus President Dale Knobel and his wife Tina will present at the Granville Historical Society about the history of Monomoy House.

The entrepreneurship summit connected Denisonians, helped them find new business opportunities, and sparked new growth in their work.

Even as a young girl, Mishti Mitra ’20 was able to imagine herself in another person’s circumstances.

Denison University students live and learn in Newark, working with local nonprofits to fight poverty.

Actor Steve Carell ’84 will star with Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston in a new TV show by Apple TV about a morning talk show.

The day after winning an Emmy, documentary filmmaker Elaine Sheldon visited Denison and Newark

Sara Abou Rashed ’21 opens her one-woman performance of “A Map of Myself” in Columbus.

The 40-year-old unsolved case of the Golden State Killer was unlocked, thanks to the work of Curtis Rogers ’60, who runs a DNA matching site.

The Columbus community previewed “A Map of Myself,” a one-woman performance by Sara Abou Rashed ’21, about her short-yet-complex personal history.

Data-driven: A data analytics major, Canaan Gebele ’19 uses data in the classroom - and as a quarterback, it makes a difference on the field, too.

In this lengthy interview, actor Steve Carell ’84 talks about his family life, his start in acting, and 3 great movies coming out this fall.

Rohit Malhotra ’89, former economics major at Denison, has joined Wilmington Trust in New York City as Senior Private Banker.

A student response to “Defining Childhood: Growing up in the US (1860-1940).”

A potentially life-saving new technology, developed by Ryan Leckie ’09 and his partner, won major recognition at the SXSW competition.

Physic prof. Melanie Lott teaches talk-show hosts the properties of rotational inertia as she demonstrates the physics of balance.

Prof. Steven Olmschenk receives a prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER award, supporting his research and teaching.