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The Reynolds Young Writers Workshop took place last week. This year’s group had a special guest—a student who traveled more than 8,000 miles.

As students work this week at the annual Jonathan R. Reynolds Young Writers Workshop, we take a look at the career of the writer who brought it to life.

For DU Professor Steve Vogel the environment has to include the man-made world.

As the college's 2015 recent student trustee, CeCe McGee '15 will join the board of trustees.

While the classrooms of Ebaugh Laboratories are quiet each summer, research labs are buzzing with faculty-student collaboration on original research.

The 2015 Tutti Festival was a week filled with creativity and collaboration.

Taylor Frame ’14 and her incredible two year journey teaching abroad.

We asked a few of our professors to talk about academics at Denison. It's a way to see why teaching and learning are just better here.

Chris Franco’s new-music blog went viral and kick-started an innovative career in marketing.

For Courtney Vinopal ’13, working for the French Embassy in Washington, D.C., is more than writing and editing.

Professor of Physics and Astronomy Steve Doty was awarded a Charles Brickman Award for Excellence in Teaching.

Seniors Jennifer Curry and Emily Marguerite bring local produce to the Denison community through a partnership with area farmers.

Kate Ellicott '15 is a Communication major and Queer Studies concentrator.

Curtis Edmonds (’15) talks with the author during his visit to campus.

A video game design course matches computer science students with students from music and creative writing classes.

Playwright Hongyi Tian ('13) is finding his way at Columbia University.

In his new book, George Bodenheimer '80, former ESPN president, talks about the early days of the network and his climb from mailroom to the boardroom.

Darren Lachtman ’04, founded the social media company Niche and recently sold it to Twitter. It was a strategic move for both companies.

English Professor David Baker is both a poet whose words are lyrical and a musician who gives expression to melody.

What happens after four years at Denison? Alumni from a wide range of class years tell us how Denison impacted their careers.

Starting with his off-campus study in Hong Kong, Paul Henderson ’97 has spent his post-grad years in Asia, delving into different echelons of education.

Few geologic events impact the global environment like volcanic eruptions.

Environmental attorney credits Denison's Environmental Studies for career choice.

Emma Hazel '12 has a unique group of colleagues at the Lincoln Children's Zoo in Lincoln, Nebraska.

Denison will devote significant additional resources to fully funded domestic and international summer internships and to new academic programs.

Denison received a record number of applications for admission in 2015 - a 24 percent increase over last year's figure.