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Denison professor examines the lure of astrology

A new study by Professor Shiri Noy says today’s fascination with astrology may offer people tools for navigating current uncertainties.
via The Conversation
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Daniel Ondeck ‘96 joins Siebert Financial

Ondeck brings more than two decades of experience in institutional sales and capital markets to his new role as head of institutional sales.
via Yahoo FInance
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Jerome Price ’12 named principal of Bexley Middle School

Price holds a master’s degree from George Mason University and is currently a doctoral student at Ohio State University.
via Tapinto.net
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Denison dance and music faculty featured in Columbus arts

Denison professors Marion Ramirez, Ojeya Cruz Banks, Pete Mills, Tim Carpenter, & Christian Faur contribute to interdisciplinary performance, Mareas/Tides.
via Wexner Arts
Dave Link

Interview with ScienceLogic founder and CEO Dave Link ‘87

After a career with IBM and a startup, Link founded an IT support company that serves 70,000+ organizations across the globe.
via Pulse2.com
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Professor Eleni Papaleonardos directs “John Cage 101”

Papaleonardos says the original piece focuses on the life, work, and collaborators of the famous composer John Cage through 38 vignettes.
Photo of two Denison students Huy Phan and Linh Bui stand next to a dry-erase board filled with observations and notes.

Students embrace challenge of processing, analyzing election data

Summer research provides valuable insights into voters’ decision making. It’s difficult work, but the process offers long-term scholarly benefits.
Julia Smith ’28 standing in the lobby of an Amazon office.

Student taps ‘wonderful curiosity’ for Amazon data internship

Rising sophomore Julia Smith spent her summer in Washington, D.C. Working at Amazon and living in the nation’s capital provided an enriching experience.
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Asher Cole ’29 follows in his father’s footsteps

Asher Cole ’29 had plenty of academic options. He chose Denison because of its liberal arts education and the chance to build on a family legacy.
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Jen Clancey ’23 chosen by International Center for Journalists

Clancey was one of only four journalists chosen from 1,400 applicants for a three-month grant. She will report on local law enforcement and ICE.
via ICFJ.org
Cole Shegan Siniawski ’26 standing outside the PNC building in downtown Pittsburgh.

Love for data visualization leads to PNC Bank internship

Cole Shegan Siniawski ’26 wasted no time connecting with the career center at Denison. He’s now reaping the benefits of those interactions.
Denison students playing basketball.

Making the most of a summer at Denison

Thinking of working on campus or taking part in the Summer Scholars program? Students say there’s plenty to occupy their free time.
Photo of Denison student Joe Teates ’28 standing at a lab table, looking at computer monitors.

Summer Scholar finds balance between research and fun

Using a type of AI known as reinforcement learning, a Denison student teaches a robot to problem-solve in real time.
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Carolyn Acker ’10 named Mesa County, Colo., magistrate

Former science teacher Acker has practiced as a respondent parent attorney, divorce attorney, counsel for youth, and guardian ad litem.
via The Daily Sentinel
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Filmmaker Ori Segev ’14 honored by Greater Columbus Arts Council

Segev was one of only four Columbus artists recognized at the highest level for his work, which often blends music and film.
via GCAC.org
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John Spiegleman ’90 joins STAR Evergreen Fund advisory committee

Spiegelman has held significant roles in several companies, and the Denver Business Journal honored him as Top Chief Legal Officer in 2018.
via The Washington Daily News
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In an era before specialization, Don DeJong ’54 did it all for Denison

DeJong was a three-sport standout in the 1950s, but it was his humility and treatment of others that still resonate after his death.
Photo of Presidents' Drive from the main entrance; brick pavers, framed on the right by an ornate brick and stone gateway with a Denison University sign lead to a newly paved, tree-lined roadway and sidewalk that winds up a wooded hill, dotted with sign posts featuring Denison banners.

Presidents’ Drive reopens after a 12-week restoration

Refreshed main entrance offers a peek at construction of the new data sciences center.
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