News Archives

In a Wired blog, Geosciences Professor Erik Klemetti extolls the benefits of geology.

Professor Emeritus Andy Sterrett served in WWII with honor and valor.

Mac Sellars '16 explores the contemporary transformation of Christianity.

When Alexa Dorris '12 studied abroad in Senegal, she learned about the dynamic role of music in transformation and healing.

Lew Ludwig's blog provides simple but useful ideas and information to math teachers across the country.

Visit the Department of Cinema's Vimeo page to view student work, faculty work, and footage from events with visiting filmmakers and artists.

Bringing local, natural sodas to the campus took a lot of research and quite a bit of know-how.

Evelyn Kendrix '19 spent her summer creating ephemeral art from natural materials.

Matthew Zmuda '17 spent his summer interning with the Toledo Mud Hens, learning about his favorite pastime from behind the bleachers.

For Megan Frazier '97, her love of movement and physiology has translated into her career as a pediatric physical therapist.

Sarah Torrence '16 interned at the University of Cambridge working on an evidence-based policing project.

On the quad and in the classroom - welcome back to fall semester!

Entomology, literature, and design are fed by imagination in this cross-disciplinary student project.

Sam McLaughlin spent her summer studying the Holocaust.

Four alumni start their careers together as a film production company in Columbus.

Narrative Journalism leads our students to deeply engage in their major - and learn to share information with popular audiences.

Psychology Department and Psi Chi awards for Spring 2016.

Dennis Lu '18 learned that translating texts was much more than a simple word-for-word match - translators must understand both cultures.

Role-playing students transformed life in ancient Greece into a daily drama.

Quinn Griffin '10 is a classicist with Michigan's Grand Valley State University - she is also a talented vocalist.

Mihika Agarwal '17 details the struggles and rewards of competitive swimming and why she ultimately chose to leave the competition - but not the pool.

Jenna Mayzouni '19 shares her thinking about Muslim women and their decisions to wear (or not) the hijab.

When Hali Bah '18 researched the role of French language in the culture and politics of Guinea, she was studying her own history.

Dee Salukombo '12 represented his his homeland, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, as well as his alma mater, in Brazil's Summer Olympics.

In the summer of 2016, students were immersed in the culture of Sri Lanka during a research trip.

Rhayna Kramer '19 explores "colorism" in today's society.

Three Chemistry and Biochemistry majors joined last spring's Denison Seminar "3D Printing - From Abstract to the Concrete."

As a California Superior Court Judge, Dean Hansell '74 serves the largest county in the nation with more than 10 million people.

Xinyi Hua '16 created a mentoring program for "left-behind" children in China.

Jill Weeks ('15) continues her love of psychological science and interest in addictions in graduate school

Joy Roller '76 is leading with love in a time of conflict.

International student Chi Nguyen '17 negotiates a complicated and fulfilling path.

Students in the Advanced Neuroscience Seminar create YouTube videos and corresponding TED-ED Lessons, free for everyone everywhere.