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Coasters and stickers from restaurants around Granville

Fresh bites in the village

Whether you’re grabbing a bite to eat or toasting a lifelong friendship, the options for your next visit to Granville just keep getting better.
Denison Athletes

Going the extra kilometer for athletes abroad

Keeping student athletes fit when they’re not on The Hill is a team effort.
Alex Pan ’24 interviews students about possible academic programs as part of his work with RED Corps.

In RED Corps, students ask questions and deliver answers

Fellows get the full consultant experience: research, teamwork, data analysis, and client presentations
Teckie and Don Shackelford at their home in Naples, Florida

Investing in people: The Shackelford Philosophy

Teckie and Don Shackelford have supported more than 340 students through their scholarship endowments on The Hill. But that’s just part of the story.
Rebecca Homan

Pedagogy perfected

Denison’s Teaching Seminar introduces relevant teaching topics, stimulates discussion within the group, and builds community for new faculty members.
an illustration of Phil Torrens

Phil Torrens

Coach, Cross Country and Track and Field
Adam Weinberg

Relationships and connections shape us

This issue celebrates a few of the many ways relationships and connections between Denisonians take place and continue to add meaning to our lives.
People connected

Six Degrees of Denison

It’s no surprise that a college built on connections is, well, connected.
Denison Hilltoppers

The enduring bonds of Denison

From the group chats to the golf tournaments, the happy hours to the happy birthdays, alums share how the friendships forged on The Hill last a lifetime.
Zoe Meyer '23 with assistant journalism professor Doug Swift

The meaning of mentorship

Zoe Meyer ‘23 was a junior when she decided to major in journalism. The late move felt risky, but assistant professor Doug Swift had her back.
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Zoe Meyer ‘23
Eric Liebl hiking in the bio reserve

The Office: Eric Liebl

Eric Liebl retired this spring after 29 years of teaching molecular biology and genetics. He took us to his second office: the Bio Reserve.
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Emmet Anderson ‘24
Doane Library Entrance

‘Intellectual heart’ of campus beats stronger after library

Sue Douthit O’Donnell ’67 says her $7.5 million gift to the library and narrative nonfiction program was inspired by her parents
Group shots of roommates

‘You have to be friends,’ long-running roommates say

The Roommate Dinner, a Denison tradition, honors some of the college’s deepest relationships
The Denison women's swimming and diving team celebrates its Division III NCAA title in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Women’s swim and dive team heading to White House

The entire Division III NCAA championship team is making the trip, believed to be Denison’s first.
Denison Campus from the year 1895

Chasing Mr. Rockefeller’s dollars

All colleges come from humble origins. What happens after that mostly depends upon one thing: money. Denison is no exception
Denison Baseball Players in a Huddle

Club baseball dreams

They built it, and the players came
Zarrina Juraqulova

Economics from every angle

Zarrina Juraqulova shares how her childhood in Central Asia informed her career path and how economics is as much about people as money.
From Left to Right: Howard Fish ’78, Peter Sparks ’78, Hunter Nickell ’78, Steve Pisanelli ’78, Tony Padgett ’78, David Crouse ’77

No Boss? No fuss

The concert would become a minor footnote — and our 48 hours together would be deeply profound in ways we never anticipated.
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David Crouse ‘77
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