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Leela Hazzah '02, director of the Lion Guardians program in east Africa, has been nominated as a CNN Hero.

When it comes to solving national and international problems, researchers often must ask: Is this something that can actually be fixed?

Ideas for research projects come in all shapes and forms. For summer scholar Emily Smith '15, watching a TV Land rerun.

Libbie Randolph '14 volunteered with Soccer Without Borders in Nicaragua last winter, exploring how soccer unites people across cultures.

Fadhel Kaboub, associate professor of economics, recently published an essay, "Lets Fight Poverty, Not the Poor," on the Free Press blog.

Watch what a motivated team can do on a fine spring day at the Bio Reserve with 32 solar panels and a sturdy ladder.

Professor Kennedy's teaching and research interests cover the history and culture of ancient Greece, especially issues of ethnicity and citizenship.

Courtney Kromer ’14 has organized a trip for 27 students to travel to Ghana on a medical mission with the Global Brigades.

Christopher Cole is about to launch a new app, and it’s all about sharing the world in new ways.

Kathryn Gissiner ’14 launched her new business, Easy Group Airfare, this year and already the business is flying high.

These beautifully detailed drawings of nine different birds look like a project for an art class, but this work of art was created for a biology class.

Four Denison students reach out to area citizens to help them prepare their taxes.

When she graduated from Denison in 2013, Katrina Tijerina was ready to make a difference in someone’s life.

For his new book, “God Talk,” Paul Djupe researched nuanced political messaging to religious audiences.

Aca-Media is a monthly podcast featuring informal discussions and interviews with Cinema and Media Studies academics across the country.

Ben Jacoby '09 is starring as Raoul in the national tour of "Phantom of the Opera." His days stomping the stage at Denison have served him well.

Choosing the right college is all about "fit." Here's a chance to hear straight from students why Denison was the right choice for them.

Jaclyn Lucas '14 discusses how the Environmental Studies department has shaped her path.

Inspired by her ENVS professors, Nicki Jimenez '12 pursues grassroots changemaking as a FoodCorps service member.

I want to be that person that needs one planet to satisfy his needs, rather than 5 or 6. We have only one.

A physics professor and his students are working on research that could lead to an encryption process that is theoretically unbreakable.

The first lovely day of spring is a fun one, so come on along for a walk across campus.