News Archives

Visiting artist Liz Roberts worked with Cinema students to create "Hoist"

Since 2008 we have been taking our senior Studio Art majors to New York City.

Charlie Allen, alumnus and a contractor at the Ohio Fish and Wildlife Service, is working to monitor and maintain pollinators and their habitats.

Four cinema majors living in Chicago create their first movie.

Straddling the Bridge Between Technology and Nature

When disaster strikes, Autumn Lotze '07 is the person you want on speed-dial.

Emily Ables '19 shares her love of reading with more than 114,000 followers.

Listening, Thinking, Being honored by the National Communication Association

Nia D'Emilio '16 found that faith has moved out of church and onto the streets.

Online puzzle contest tests the problem-solving skills of prospective students

A World Learning conference brought students and media professionals together.

Computational science helps research gene regulation.

Rian Matthews '16 critiques the work of an artist - and finds it lacking

The odd pairing of an economist and a paleontologist proves successful

Jessica Tang '16 spent the summer of 2015 exploring that question.

Over 200 Denison University students spending time with local students in Big Brothers Big Sisters programs.

Research in Sri Lanka changed perspectives teaching and interpreting dance.

Singer/songwriter Caroline Spence '11 visits campus to conduct a songwriting workshop.

Luke Romick's internship gave him new skills and the chance to work with others-including Jennifer Garner '94-to help people around the world.

Denison senior Emma Share shares her off-campus experience in Bolivia.

Video montage of Denison students' abroad experiences.

The Works, CDF Freedom Schools & Durban, South Africa

For Rob Tate '16, music and education are intertwined.

Joey Holbert '16 has found the words for his passion.

Senior Rob Tate will receive a UPS Scholarship provided by the Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges and the Council of Independent Colleges.

A workshop by theatre alums was inspiring for Megan Lovely '19

Associate Professor Fadhel Kaboub was recognized at the Free Press 45th Anniversary Celebration with the Debs-Thomas-Harrington Award.

DU raises awareness about local and global impacts of one of our favorite things: food.

Corinne Cox '14 explains why Denison's History Department is the place to be.

Three DU students spend time teaching in Brazil and develop new concepts of education, people, and wealth.

Prof. Regina Martin offers tips on your personal statement.

From econ major to hip-hop dancer with Steve Flores '11.

Curtis Plowgian '06 took an unlikely route to a career in veterinary medicine

For Jewell Porter '16, the right college wasn't her first choice, here's why

Avant-garde film artist Bruce McClure's visit to Denison.

Communication major Margaret Douglass receives award for leadership, academic merit and passion.

A computer science major learns about artificial intelligence.

Draves' work navigates spaces of contemporaneity, hybridity, & globalization.

You might have detected a subtle but familiar sight on Jeopardy! - Swasey Chapel, dotting a red silk necktie.