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A force of nature

First-year student Kelsey Sweetland is an artist, author, educator, and entrepreneur — and this phenom is just getting started.
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Building a better atom trap

Denison students and faculty are developing technology to capture atoms and help knit together quantum computing networks.
Two women stand indoors in front of a large Denison University logo. One hands a red sports jersey with the number 26 on it to the other. Both are smiling.

Emily Marshall ’10 revels in her Denison ‘dream job’

The former student-athlete returned to campus in 2024 as a faculty member, bringing with her the same enthusiasm and desire to “get things done.”
A musician plays an upright bass while two dancers, one in blue and one in white, perform expressive movements on a dimly lit stage.

‘An ethos of collaboration’

A work by Dance faculty and Denison musicians highlights the departments’ artistic innovation and the college’s interdisciplinary philosophy.
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‘More important than ever’

The skills that Nelson Griggs ’93, president of the Nasdaq stock exchange, learned at Denison still guide his professional life in finance.
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‘She’s an institution’

Kim Coplin ’85 excelled as a student, professor, and provost at Denison — and found true love. As she retires, she leaves The Hill in a better place.
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Alum brightens strangers’ spirits, eases pain with pen and paper

Buz Ecker ’79 has long cherished the power of the written word to bring people together. That gave his daughter an idea.
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Taking the lead

We spoke to five Denisonians who went on to lead in different ways — and they have strikingly similar advice for students and alums.
Max Levine ’26 wearing a dark suit and tie standing in front of a studio portrait backdrop.

Denison announces Max Levine ’26 as Recent Student Trustee

“His experiences across academic, consulting, and student life will bring valuable perspectives to the Board.”
Four people stand in front of a stone wall; the second person from the right holds a framed certificate while the others stand beside him, smiling.

Davidson Jump ’26 honored with Kussmaul Award

Jump, a health, exercise, & sport studies major, is committed to community service.
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Teaching students how to learn: a professor’s award-winning approach to statistics

‘She takes a complicated subject and breaks it down until it makes sense.’
Vice President Mike Pence speaks to students in a classroom.

Vice President Mike Pence visits Denison, urges students to get involved

Pence says America longs for a return to a civility long exemplified by his political mentor and Denison alum, the late Sen. Richard Lugar.
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2026 Student Commencement Speaker: Tram Mai ‘Nancy’ Tran ’26

Tran is a Data Analytics and Sustainability and Environmental Studies double major from Dong Nai Province, Vietnam.
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Abby Cooch is making the most of her ‘Denison experience’

A driving force in basketball and data-driven research, the junior point guard is providing MVP efforts on and off the court for the NCAA champions.
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Denison alums reflect on 2026 Hall of Fame honor

In their own words, the 2026 Varsity D Association Hall of Fame inductees describe the joys of representing Denison athletics.
Three Global Heath majors seated at their information table at Denison's Major Day.

Major Day: a Denison tradition

At Major Day, an annual rite of passage for Denison sophomores, students celebrate their academic choices.
Associate Professor of Economics Emily Marshall ’10 poses for a photo.

Emily Marshall ’10 appointed inaugural director of new King Center

Marshall, an associate professor of economics, will incorporate her work as director of quantitative initiatives into her new role.
A study abroad student in a tan coat and jeans stands smiling with arms outstretched in front of a large pink historic building with black iron fencing.

Leap into the unknown

“The Gilman scholarship opened doors I did not even know existed, introduced me to lifelong friends, and shaped the career I have today.”
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