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Denison’s Harper “Hoke” Wallace ‘20 awarded a Fulbright Student Grant to enroll in a two-year master’s program in cognitive science in Paris.
Ben Cross ‘20 is headed to law school with a $10,000 scholarship, thanks to his outstanding efforts in the classroom and on the field.
An NSF grant gives students a rare opportunity to study the impact of geologic processes in real time.
Alumni gift will establish Knetzer Family Institute for Development Through Sport
A generous donation of $2.5 million in memory of Coach Piper will endow the head football coaching position at Denison.
Summer research by Sihan Cai ’20 is moving technology one step closer to an error-free future.
Sam Fujikawa ’22 and Meg Odell ’19 gain experience and technique as they perform for competitions and in productions.
NSF fellowship winner Patrick Banner ’18 is a talented researcher in quantum optics, and a scientist who wants to share his enthusiasm.
With a doctoral degree now under his belt, Matthew Vetter aims to better the Denison community through the implementation of his PhD research.
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Alexis Boyages ‘19

Strong mentoring and great skills helped Herb Porter ‘13 move from a research lab onto the Broadway stage.
A letter to parents and families from a college president (and a dad) with advice on how choose the right college.
Coaching and mentoring are two sides of the same coin at Denison: helping students excel in their sports and also in their lives.
Denison University joins Oberlin as one of only two Ohio colleges in the top 30 of a prestigious new national ranking of the best liberal arts colleges.
For Elliot Conti ‘12, his mentor, “Onshi” Michael Tangeman ‘91 opened the door to Conti’s life in Japan.
Forbes and the Princeton Review are the latest publications to recognize Denison as a leading liberal arts college.
A physics professor and his students are working on research that could lead to an encryption process that is theoretically unbreakable.
President Adam Weinberg’s Inaugural Address.
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