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Reproducibility may be the key idea students need to balance trust in evidence with healthy skepticism.

Associate Professor Wanless will direct the University Center for Social and Urban Research, which conducts research to improve communities.

Javens helped the Big Red women’s swim and dive team to a third-place finish at the 2022 NCAA Championships and earned an NCAC silver medal.

Prestridge will focus on complex commercial litigation and construction disputes.

"Training for this half marathon has forced me to reconnect with my body ... In our moments of suffering, we forget how much we love living."

Rittmaster is a curator at the NC Maritime Museum and directs Bonehenge, an educational center specializing in whales.

Siwik, who has worked with Congress and Deloitte, plans to "return to the Alpine Investors family and help grow great companies."

Welch says, "critical thinking is an invaluable skill in marketing … and having endless curiosity, paired with determination and decisiveness."

The co-founder of I Know I Can, which has helped thousands of kids go to college, says higher education is a right everyone should have.

From Aladdin Diner to Mai Chau's Vietnamese street food, Granville offers a wide range of dining possibilities to residents and Denison students.

Twelve Denison students are involved with The Reporting Project, making it Licking County’s largest newsroom and an essential source of local news.

The festival features films made in Ohio and across the globe, including Denison cinema student Tyler Nguyen’s short film, "Stuck in Frame."

An active Sunday morning at the Columbus Convention Center offers proof that "real human beings" cross divides and care for one another.

Read Baker’s poem, or listen to him read it aloud.

Passaniti has produced 13 Super Bowl commercials in her career and two Emmy-nominated commercials while at Highdive, ranked #4 by AdAge in 2025.

Lempert led the business for brands like Corona Beer, Nokia, Advance Auto Parts, Amstel Beer, Learjet, Mohawk Flooring, and Charles Schwab.

In her appointment to a Seismic Therapeutics Advisory Board, Kahlenberg will advise on impactful new therapies for autoimmune diseases.

Brielle Coleman ’27 investigated a high school property that once held the graves of pioneering Black Ohioans.

With 25 years in higher education advancement, Neal serves as VP for university advancement and executive director of the FAMU Foundation.