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Trevor Bright relishes teaching students as a PGA Assistant Golf Professional at the Denison Golf Club in Granville.

Scott Hylbert's novel 'Task Lyst' intertwines characters in questionable — and at times illegal — activities as part of the gig economy.

Dance major Connie Bergstein Dow '73 wants to engage children with dance through her book, "From A to Z with Energy! 26 Ways to Move and Play."

With high salaries and low cost of living, Columbus once again makes the #1 sport if Fortune's list of top US cities for tech jobs.

Cinema major Robert Levine '00 is co-writer and executive producer for a new FX series, “The Old Man,” starring Jeff Bridges.

Columbus is a great place for careers. With Nationwide, Netjets & Wendy's, C-bus is #6 on the list of cities with the most corporate headquarters.

Ted Kolva '84 played lacrosse and majored in economics at Denison. He coached under Tommy Thompsen & today he's the "Gym Boss."

As you watch the epochal "Apollo 11," enjoy the equally epic musical score by Matt Morton '99.

Former Denison Trustee & civic volunteer Richard Bodorff '71 has been honored with the Boy Scouts of America Mid-Shore Distinguished Citizen Award.

Former Denison Trustee & civic volunteer Richard Bodorff '71 has been honored with the Boy Scouts of America Mid-Shore Distinguished Citizen Award.

Sara Abou Rashed '21 came to the U.S. in 2013 from her war-torn homeland. Today, she inspires audiences through her writing and her one-woman show.

Jessica Leeds Richman '21 reports on the history of nuclear power in a blog post for the Romero Institute.

Hon. John Cleland '69 is called on to preside over cases with high visibility and impact, such as the Jerry Sandusky case in 2012.

David R. Williams '75, dean for research in Arts, Sciences & Engineering since 2011, is returning to full-time research in medical optics.

Christina Black keeps residence halls clean and dishes out good advice to Denison students.

Denison celebrates the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 with Observatory and Planetarium open houses and more "lunar" activities.

Music and English major Allison Lyttle '12 will give her skills and knowledge a workout on the July 2 episode of "Jeopardy!"

History major J. Stephen Smith '88 is president of the Kentucky Bar Association.

Bowdoin College has appointed Kristina Bethea Odejimi '06 as Dean of Students. Odejimi was an anthology/sociology & Black Studies double major.

Individuals for whom politics is a divisive topic are more likely to leave “political churches,” says Prof. Paul Djupe.

Daniel Meyer '94 adds BlueWater, Lakeside orchestras to his roster of conducting the Erie Philharmonic & Westmoreland Symphony Orchestra.

The legacy of former Senator Richard Lugar '54 may be honored by naming a Navy warship after him.

Before Anthony Bourdain, there was Molly O'Neill '75, NYTimes food critic and author of delicious books that celebrated food and relationships.

An NYTimes reviewer notes "the elegant language and turbulent feeling" of Prof. Ann Townsend's recent volume of poetry, "Dear Delinquent."

Heather Stouffer '96, founder of Mom Made Foods, is called "Genius Mom" for creating healthy food solutions for time-crunched parents.

Dr. James Summers '77, former chemistry major at Denison, is a scientific advisor to Cerevance, a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company.

Dr. Leslie Pristas '04, a former biology major at DU, is medical director & lead surgeon at Center for Bariatric Surgery at St. Vincent's

Denison's Reynolds Young Writers program is a top summer program for high school students.

Jeffrey Hatcher's "Holmes and Watson," opening in Columbus, is full of surprises, "as soon as you get confident, it switches again."

English and women's & gender studies major Gabriele Eimontaite '18 won an AP award for this piece she wrote as an intern with the Newark Advocate.

Asst. Prof. Kristina Steiner's research has found that one's self-esteem can be raised by writing about their life.

Two days of memorial services for former U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar '54 will begin with a tribute at the Indiana Statehouse.

Fresh food Entrepreneur LaForce Baker '10 makes the Chicago Crain's 20 In Their 20s list.

Roanoke College has appointed Melanie Wine Tolan '91 as executive director of Marketing and Communications.

Entrepreneur LaForce Baker '10 wants to "make healthy food that tastes good more accessible to people."

David Michaels '03 combines his econ and theatre backgrounds as director of production and business development for Animation Express.

A specialist in Alzheimer’s research, Dr. James Summers '76 has been appointed to the board of research company Mission Therapeutics.

US Steel announced that John V. Faraci '72, former chair and CEO of International Paper, was elected to the company's Board of Directors.

English major and serial entrepreneur Bob Burch '76 shares business acumen with his family, who are launching their own endeavors.

Denison mourns the loss of longtime Trustee and Former Sen. Richard G. Lugar '54. Lugar represented Indiana in the Senate for 36 years.

Jennifer Garner — this year's Commencement Keynote Speaker — is also People's Most Beautiful Person for 2019. Congratulations Jen!

"David Baker’s poetry stitches the fractured world into art," says NYTimes critic about the Denison professor's volume of new and selected poems.

Narrative Journalism student Molly Keisman wants to move the needle for unwed mothers by sharing testimonials and stories.

Tracy Krumme '89 has been appointed Senior VP for Investor Relations at Nuance Communications, a leader in AI-powered solutions.

Prof. Rebecca Futo Kennedy speaks on identity in the ancient world, her working class background, and the Taleb/Beard feud.

Saudi Arabia burns most of its oil for transportation and power, says Prof. Fadhal Kaboub. It will need other sources of power for electricity.

A new survey places Columbus at the top of best cities for college graduates & a sister survey puts it at the top of cities for great tech jobs.

Jonathan Tyack '93 has been named a 2019 Ohio Super Lawyer for the ninth consecutive year.

Associate Professor Christine Weingart is fascinated by mysteries and the impact of tiny microbes on so many aspects of life.

Attorney Aaron Webb '96 is COO of Morning Pointe healthcare services company. Webb majored in black studies and political science at Denison.