University News

Denison University recognized for student leadership initiatives.

Sarah Kosling '14 and will depart for Nepal to begin training as an agriculture extension volunteer, under the auspices of the Peace Corp program.

The Granville Golf Club has been renamed as the Denison Golf Club at Granville, and will reopen in March.

Megan Ansbro '09 is the recipient of a 2015 Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

Denison University is notable as a top college according to The Princeton Review.

Arthur Chonko, director of facilities services at Denison University, has received the Certified Educational Facilities Professional credential.

Dena Speranza will be Denison’s Chief Information Officer.

Denison was one of five colleges who will participate in a $2 million grant from Mellon.

Denison has been awarded a $1.4 million tax credit under the Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program.

The Central Ohio Planned Giving Council honored Peter and Janet Halliday '59 with the "Leave a Legacy Award."

Nancy Strause '59, was honored for her work by the Association of Fundraising Professionals of Central Ohio.

Fadhel Kaboub, associate professor of economics at Denison, is the president of the newly launched Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity.

Denison encourages students' personal development while showing them how to become a more competitive applicant for any college.

Denison University has redoubled its commitment to transparency for student outcomes.

Denison has accepted a gift of the Granville Golf Course, which will remain a public course.

The John Alford Scholarship is for $30,000 a year and renewable for $120,000 over 4 years.

Columbus, Ohio, just 30 minutes from campus, affords Denison students quick access to a fast growing metropolis, the 15th largest city in America.

Denison University has a well-earned reputation for its commitment to accessibility and affordability.

Denison's Big Red Weekend is a place and time to remembering the past, looking to the future — and most importantly, having fun.

Denison is ranked at No. 11 for economic diversity of its students in the list of the nation's top colleges and universities.

Michael Morris was named as interim director for the Vail Series.

Kristina Dungan '15 conducted research in experimental quantum communication.

First year students will move into their residence halls assisted by members of the Big Red football team, Sustainability Fellows and other staff.

As the Denison University Ensemble-in-Residence, ETHEL will be on campus for three weeks.

The Princeton Review has recognized the college on its list of 'Best Value Private Colleges.'

The Getty Museum has invited Denison University faculty member Rebecca Kennedy, assistant professor of classics, to lecture.

Kimberly Coplin, '85 has been named Provost of Denison University.

The most recent publication to cite Denison's upward trajectory is Forbes, ranking it among the very best in its list of "America's Top Colleges."

Cynthia O. Booth has been selected as a finalist of the Entrepreneur of the Year competition for South-central Ohio and Kentucky.

Arnold P. Engelman, a member of the Denison class of 1974, has made a life's work out of bringing artists' dreams come to life.

Principle of Anvil Management, Lowenberg '64 was associated with the Robinson-Humphrey Company LLC, an Atlanta-based investment banking firm since 1970.

Luke Ebbin '89 is a twelve-time platinum, five-time Grammy nominated record producer, songwriter, composer and new media entrepreneur.

Ambassador Tony P. Hall is a leading advocate for hunger relief programs and improving human rights in the world.

Jonathan Silverstein '89, joined OrbiMed in 1999, co-founding a global venture capital business.

N. Lynn Eckhert '64 was awarded an alumni citation from her alma mater.

Suni Harford '84 oversees the North American sales, trading, and origination businesses of Citi's securities and banking franchise.

Dr. Wendy Wolf '74, is founding president and chief executive officer of the Maine Health Access Foundation, the state’s largest health philanthropy.

Michael Eisner '64 has been awarded an alumni citation by Denison University.

Robert C. Knuepfer is a professor at Northwestern University and has authored many professional articles.

Bryant’s life is distinguished by true passion and a drive for excellence. He is a philanthropist, supporter of the arts, and a highly-respected vintner.

John V. Faraci '72, has been named the 2014 North American CEO of the Year.

Professor Emeritus Ronald Santoni has been lauded for his extensive scholarship on the philosophy of Sartre.

Forbes recognized Denison University in an article about the company’s social media push for participants in its America’s Top Colleges rankings.

The Newark Film Festival’s feature film, “Sparta on Main,” features interviews with community members and Denison President Adam Weinberg.

Several Denison University students have received prestigious national and international scholarships.

Seven students were awarded the President's Medal, which is the highest recognition the college gives to a current student.

Denison University honored two professors for teaching excellence award: Catherine Dollard and Nestor Matthews.

Denison University honored four professors with named chairs and professorships at the college's Academic Awards Convocation.

The Office of Admissions announces the highly successful enrollment of Denison's Class of 2018.

Denison has been recognized for sustainability initiatives by the Princeton Review Green Colleges List and AEP.