News Archives

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.

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.

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.

With a wealth of student inspiration, a new hub for clubs brings campus organizations together.

This signature alumni event can lead to new friends, new jobs – maybe even a new love.

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

Red Frame Lab Consulting teams worked this fall with Wendy’s and other companies in roles that prepare students for the working world.

These alums were responsible for some of the year’s top pop culture moments, from Barbie to Snoop Dogg to Amazon's best-selling book.

When Snoop Dogg announced he was "quitting smoke," the world jumped to the wrong conclusion. Chris Dickey ’03 was on the team that cleared the air.

Among the athletics highlights of fall 2023 were an impressive coaching debut and a dominant defense that didn’t allow an NCAC goal.

The impressive work of Son Tran ’24 shows what can be achieved through faculty mentorship.

Students packed an Olin Science Hall classroom to hear teams make persuasive arguments for favorite minerals. Who knew rocks could be this much fun?

This year’s performance of Handel’s epic work included student soloists, a new twist on a long-running Denison tradition.

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

Author James Clear ’08 joined fellow alums and students at ReMix 2023 to network, brainstorm, and celebrate Denison’s entrepreneurial spirit.

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

Pre-Os — three-day outings built around jam-packed itineraries — give new Denison students a head start.

For Caroline Lopez ’25, summer means working alongside a favorite professor as part of Denison’s Summer Scholars program.

Mafe talks about her research, teaching practices, and how The Legend of Zelda connects to the liberal arts.

Jerrica Blake, a special events associate at Denison, will represent the U.S. in the global competition.

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

A mural — and the Denison Summer Scholar painting it — spring to life in a Newark community-service project.

The relationship between the late Phil Torrens and star runner Dee Salukombo mended broken hearts and brought help to kids in war-torn Central Africa.