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A college baseball player, Eric Colaco ’25, in uniform fielding a ball in a game.

Former Denison baseball player nominated for prestigious accolade

Eric Colaco ’25 is a finalist for the Greater Cleveland Sports Awards’ Male Collegiate Athlete of the Year. Here’s how you can help him win.
Four Denison students in business attire stand in front of a large red backdrop dotted with Boston University and BU Questrom School of Business logos ahead of their competition.

Reimagining crypto security

A student vision for accessible cryptocurrency earns a spot in a major Boston competition.
Two women sit at a table with laptops, smiling and talking to each other in a busy indoor setting.

Denison to offer AI policy workshop for K-12 schools

Denison is helping Ohio K-12 schools build smart, responsible AI policies that empower learning.
A close up photo of a group of college soccer players on the field; the face of a young man with blond hair is in focus in the center of the photo, surrounded by his teammates giving a celebratory fist bump.

Seniors propel men’s soccer program to new heights

Led by captains Henri Heyes, Kameron Kist, and Zarius Eusebe, the Big Red seniors will leave behind a legacy that’s unrivaled.
A football player in a red and white uniform stands on a football field waving a large flag bearing the Mission 34 logo.

Carrying the flag for mental health awareness

Denison offensive lineman Canyon Schneider ’26 has earned national recognition for his extraordinary commitment to community causes and service.
A group of people gathered in a museum gallery listening to a panel discussion.

Opening eyes to careers in art history and visual culture

The art world is full of interesting careers as curators, publishers, fundraisers, and more.
A group of players from Denison Women's Lacrosse at practice with coach Amanda Daniels.

Big Red benefit from coach’s unconventional path into lacrosse

Amanda Daniels got a late start in lacrosse and spent time creating content for bull riders. But she’s turned the Big Red into a perennial power.
People mingle in front of a sign that says "What We Can Be."

Denison launches the most ambitious campaign in its history

What We Can Be: The Denison Campaign is a $400 million fundraising effort supporting Denison’s vision for the future.
Two people, Kristi Wellington-Baker, Amazon Web Services Higher Education Strategy and Liv Gjestvang, Denison vice president and chief information officer, smiling and posing indoors in front of a sign that reads “DENISON EDGE,” with brick walls and windows in the background.

AI in academia: Denison’s AI progress attracts higher education peers

AI Summit hosted by Denison and its partner Amazon Web Services advances thinking around incorporating AI skills and strategic uses.
A large brick academic building with arched windows and a modern glass addition, surrounded by trees and landscaped lawns with people walking on pathways.

Announcing Knobel Hall and the King Center for Data & Innovation

Generous donors have committed more than $30.5 million to renovate historic Doane Hall and create a campus hub for data, technology, and innovation.
A crowd of alums gathered to cheer on the Big Red Football team during BRW 2025.

Happy memories come to life at Big Red Weekend

Big games, talent, and smiles reign in alums’ return to The Hill.
Denison CIO Liv Gjestvang with ITS team members

Denison CIO honored for transformative leadership

Liv Gjestvang, Denison VP and CIO, is recognized for her campus-wide impact in technology and innovation.
A student and family pose with "Buzzy" during Family Weekend 2025.

2025 Family Weekend showcases the vibrancy of life on The Hill

From AI master classes to cheering on Big Red, families experienced Denison alongside their students.
Photo of Kael Shah ’26 and Ethan Green ’26 standing on a tennis court by the net, holding plaques.

A friendly rivalry produces a special day for Denison men’s tennis

An all-Big Red final compelled ITA regional tournament organizers to move the championship match from Kalamazoo, Michigan, to Denison’s campus.
Students in class.

Leading in the age of AI: Denison’s bold approach to teaching and learning

Campus symposium explores big questions: What opportunities exist for AI to shape learning with both imagination and integrity?
Michele Walton Hoehn '89 with her daughter Kare '29 standing in a college dorm room.

A Denison room comes full circle

Michele Walton Hoehn ’89 had fond memories of the room in Crawford Hall; now her daughter, Kate ’29, is making her own in the very same space.
A student at a podium on stage making a presentation, photographed from the back of an auditorium.

Symposiums highlight Summer Scholars’ research, artistry

More than 130 Summer Scholars enjoyed the opportunity to explain their projects to fellow students and faculty at two symposiums.
Best-selling author Jeffrey Selingo stands at a table covered with copies of his new book, framed by a brick wall with windows that overlook an urban city center. A sign that reads "Denison Edge" is visible on the brick wall to his right.

Denison named a ‘dream school’ in new best-selling book

At a launch party hosted by Denison, best-selling author Jeffrey Selingo says the college has ‘all the elements of a dream school.’
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