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Alexandria Seward '19 among fresh water containers

Water for Life

A prestigious award helps students expand a clean water program.
Prof. Olivia Aguilar

Prof. Olivia Aguilar Shares Her Love of the Environment

First in her family to go to college, Prof. Olivia Aguilar developed a love of science and the environment - now she teaches both to her students.
via Newark Advocate
Sihan Cai '20 and Professor Emerita Joan Krone

Conquering ‘The Glitch’

Summer research by Sihan Cai ’20 is moving technology one step closer to an error-free future.
Group photo of class during trip

Revealing the Real Richard III

King Richard III is one of the most talked-about figures in history. Denison students find that the famous monarch may not be who we thought he was.
Landscape of Norway

Roving Fulbright Scholar Explores Norway

Brianne Jaquette ‘06 is traveling Norway as a Fulbright Scholar giving lectures and getting to know the country.
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Brianne Jaquette ‘06
Patrick Banner ’18

Seeing the Big Picture in Small Moments

NSF fellowship winner Patrick Banner ’18 is a talented researcher in quantum optics, and a scientist who wants to share his enthusiasm.
Students at Between Coasts conference

Between Coasts Initiative Expands to Chicago

Denison partners with Medill School of Journalism for Between Coasts conference.
Students in the tutoring center

Gaining Life Skills by Helping Other Students

Students gain skills for academic and professional success by serving as tutors for other students.
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Alexis Boyages ‘19
2018 Academic Awards convocation

Denison Celebrates Academic Achievement

Our annual Academic Awards Convocation honors both teaching and learning.
Students walking from chapel walk to academic quad

$700,000 Mellon Grant for Stellar Journalism

The Mellon Foundation has approved a grant of $700,000 to Denison University for an initiative to embed “place-based” narrative in the curriculum.
Professor Kambiz GhaneaBassiri, an expert on religion and state in the contemporary politics of Muslims in America, visits Denison.

Contemporary Politics of Muslim America

Two days with Professor Kambiz GhaneaBassiri, an expert on religion and state in the contemporary politics of Muslims in America.
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Sarah Curtin ‘18
1st Row: Ayana Hinton, Rachel Mitton-Fry, Hanada Al-Masri 2nd Row: Regina Martin, Jason Busic, Sam Cowling, Steve Olmschenk Missing: Griffin Hollis

2018 Tenured Professors

Denison University announces newly tenured professors.
Lew Ludwig, professor of computer science, mathematics, and computational science.

Better Teachers Make Better Students

Lew Ludwig led an effort to create an instructional-practices guide that is helping math professors teach their students more effectively.
Students in classroom

Philanthropy and the classroom

A service-learning program teams dollars and knowledge for college students to serve and learn in their communities.
door on tree in forest

Once upon a time

Professor Maria Tatar ‘67 has built a career on the literature of fairy tales.
Denison students working in the CDF program

Summer School offers lessons for teachers as well as students

Children in rural communities can have a difficult time keeping up their academic skills in the summer.
senior majors

Hats (or shall we say Goggles) Off to Our Majors!

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry celebrates student excellence.
Margot Singer

Denison professor’s novel gets rave reviews

A NYT Book Review Editor’s Choice book, professor Margot Singer’s novel “Underground Fugue” has been touted by readers and reviewers alike.
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