News Archives

Five student papers were accepted at the Undergraduate Honors Conference for Communication and Theatre, held at Depauw University.

The Daily Beast calls on Erik Klemetti for clarification of the causes of the tragic and disastrous earthquakes experienced in Chile and other places.

Denison is continuing its active campaign to go green and to be more sustainable.

Denison Seminars are exciting classes that are designed to encourage sophomore and junior level students to think broadly about a set of topics.

The ability to write clearly and persuasively in any field of endeavor is a marker of success.

What is Computational Science? Learn about Denison's newest concentration from a quick Q&A session with Professor Jessen Havill.

The Biology & Computer Science departments collaborate on a new course called Computational Biology.

Composer and Associate Professor HyeKyung Lee writes for a variety of mediums, mixing styles and collaborating with others to enrich the experience.

Josh Goldman '14 has received the Distinguished Leadership Award.

When Sammy Seibel ’17 completed her assignment in her First Year Seminar on WWII, she didn't realize she would be connecting with her own family history.

Zatarain-Alsina '15 presented her research at the New Voices, New Perspectives Student Research Conference.

Ana Morales '14 of Lawrence, Mass., president of the student body, represents her peers in DCGA & Campus Affairs Council sessions.

Beza Ayalew '09 had no idea when she came to Denison that her path to a fulfilling career would begin with a single, life-altering course.

Lindsey Miller '06 is an anthropology grad student who recently helped to create an important museum exhibition on genocide in Rwanda.

The Annual Jazz Guitar Festival is the brainchild of Tom Carroll, whose goal has been to make top performers accessible to musicians of all talents.

A selection of traveling films from the Human Rights Film Festival sponsored by International Studies are shown each year on campus in February.

For Eleanor VandenBerg '14, Copenhagen began to feel like home as she settled in with her host family and found a cozy comfort that she didn't expect.

Denison has joined forces with Williams, Brown, Vassar and nine other leading colleges and universities as founding partners of Koru.

Denison Jazz Instructor Pete Mills' latest CD is out, and the world is taking notice.

Bill Kirkpatrick, Assistant Professor, delivered a lecture in early February at The Works, a museum of science and technology in Newark, Ohio.

David Greene undertook what he thought would be a simple project to give his geoscience students an in-the-field tutorial on geologic mapping.

The Hussian School of Art is a private vocational school for graphic design and commercial illustration located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Profs publish books on stereotypes in South African & American literature, the Orangeburg Massacre, and black activists aligning with farm workers.

Encouraging students to view the world from interdisciplinary perspectives and to be broadly concerned with social, political, and other processes.

Hollis Griffin, Assistant Professor, has begun a stint as an online columnist for the publication Flow: A Critical Forum on Television & Media Culture.

In her new role as marketing assistant at One World Futbol Project, Emily Hopcian '12 finds strong ties to her Denison years-and to the world.

Jaclyn Lucas '14 of Chatsworth, Calif., takes a personal look back on her semester spent in a coastal ecology program on the islands of Eastern Africa.

This brief video, complete with a performance by Jolyn Tsai '13, gives a glimpse into why Swasey Chapel is one of the places Denisonians love best.

Casey Stockton '12 has done rewarding internships in the non-profit sector in under-resourced communities near his home and in Spanish Harlem, New York.

Josh Goldman '14 reflects on the annual American Educational Research Association (AERA) workshop.

Matt Gould and Cheryl McFarren on a student production of The Malvolio Project, a sequel to Shakespeare's Twelfth Night.

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is proud to select Departmental Fellows to recognize outstanding achievement.

Former U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar '54 receives the highest civilian honor awarded by the White House-the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy Dr. John McHugh was the first recipient of the DCGA Faculty Member of the Year Award in May 2013.

When Joan Straumanis came to Denison as a philosophy professor in 1971, she was introduced at her first faculty meeting as a "real feminist hell raiser."

Recent Denison graduate Amanda DiMartini '13 discusses the successes of her autoethnography that she wrote for one of her Communication classes.

During Big Red Weekend, the Black Box Theatre in Burke saw the premiere of not just one production, but three.

Dr. Laura Russell was published recently in the Journal of Applied Communication Research.

Denison's Chemistry & Biochemistry department was featured in "InChemistry", in which, is the magazine for ACS (American Chemical Society).

Madison Owen '14 of Novi, Mich., interned with Mickey Guisewite '82, founder of The Bottomless Toy Chest.