News & Stories: Faculty

“I want Denison faculty to think of the CfLT as a welcoming space dedicated to fostering and supporting our own learning and work as educators.”

Campus symposium explores big questions: What opportunities exist for AI to shape learning with both imagination and integrity?

A geology field trip to the Andes seeks to better understand the sources of major earthquakes and save lives.

David Baker, who has taught Wallace Stevens to generations of Denison students, appeared in a recent Poetry in America episode.

Micaela Vivero is heading to Spain, where she will be teaching at Universidad de Murcia.

The leader of the gospel choir and coordinator of Christian life, Timothy Carpenter embraces the struggle and tenacity of Martin Luther King Jr.

Data analytics professor Sarah Supp studies the long-term effects of climate change on the Kansas prairie.

Economics professor Andrea Ziegert's new book offers a glimpse of a hopeful future.

You may encounter some unfamiliar terms in higher education. This is how we define them at Denison.

Cowling discusses his love of comics, how they fit into philosophy, and what students should expect in his classes.

Kim talks about his path to piano, the late mentor who still watches over him, and the freedom of teaching and studying music at a liberal arts college.

A life-altering trauma triggered Warren Hauk's extreme light sensitivity. But it didn't keep him from sharing the beauty of the natural world.