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The course emphasizes storytelling for scientists looking to publicize their work and teaches storytellers how to write about science with more expertise.

Tireless Owen Tekelenburg ’26 hasn’t let a health scare slow his pursuit of a wide range of interests at Denison.

In 2024, Denison's homecoming returned to its roots — and included a visit from none other than Gru.

A summer business immersion program at Denison Edge challenged students to create products for a bank looking to improve financial literacy.

Originally built to house Denison’s president, Beth Eden has been transformed, maintaining its historic character while adapting to meet current needs.

Denison students spent the summer of 2024 building their skills and resumes across the country and around the world.

An extensive guide to finding a university that will launch you into a successful career and life.

Dancer Grace Lukens ’26 never imagined herself a fencer. But that’s the kind of thing that happens at Denison.

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

Hundreds packed The Hill to rediscover old friends and share their pride in Denison’s outstanding accomplishments.

The former Lehigh University vice president for student affairs will join Denison in the summer of 2024.

Denison wins its fifth consecutive North Coast Athletic Conference All-Sports Championship trophy and boasts some standout performances.

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.

Raymond Marolt '14 took his interest in migration and global issues from his senior research project all the way to a global career.

This year's Podcast-a-thon brought the best stories across disciplines to date. Listen to the winners here.

At Denison, seniors get the run of campus during their final days on The Hill.

As a legal intern in Washington, D.C., Jay Jackson ’25 staffed a $69 billion Federal Trade Commission hearing.

In a course taught by military strategist Scott Smitson, students explore theory, policy, partnerships, and other tools to solve wicked problems.

The campus landmark has served its student body — and its nation! — by bending to the needs of those who enter its sanctuary.

Maya Angelou’s appearance in 1993 is one of many transcendent talents of the academic, political, and entertainment worlds to grace the Swasey stage.

The beloved chapel organ is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a significant gift for a much-needed renovation.

Weddings, award ceremonies, standing ovations: the chapel is a place for joy.

The 100-year-old chapel and the Denison benefactor for which it’s named have plenty of colorful stories. Here’s a sampling.

Swasey looks like others built in the 1920s. But its location, elevation, and memory-making celebrations distinguish it for alums.

Three semesters in, Caroline Cavalier ’26 has added a major, traveled twice for academics, and tested a career path through an internship.

The trip to Punxsutawney's annual groundhog fest was decades in the making for Denison's a cappella group. And it was something to behold.