News & Stories: Alumni

The 2015 David Rounds Theatre Prize has been awarded to Jacob Betts as "the most promising graduating student in the theatre department.”

Denison issues a call for candidates from the Class of 2015 to serve as the Recent Student Member of the Denison Board of Trustees.

Cynthia O. Booth has been selected as a finalist of the Entrepreneur of the Year competition for South-central Ohio and Kentucky.

Ambassador Tony P. Hall is a leading advocate for hunger relief programs and improving human rights in the world.

Arnold P. Engelman, a member of the Denison class of 1974, has made a life's work out of bringing artists' dreams come to life.

Principle of Anvil Management, Lowenberg '64 was associated with the Robinson-Humphrey Company LLC, an Atlanta-based investment banking firm since 1970.

Dr. Wendy Wolf '74, is founding president and chief executive officer of the Maine Health Access Foundation, the state’s largest health philanthropy.

Nancy Ball-Licorish, director of Sponsored Programs at Lafayette College and successful local volunteer, was honored with a Denison Alumni Citation.

William G. Bowen, member of the Denison class of 1955 and former president of Princeton University, will receive the National Humanities Medal.