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Students in the community garden

Ohio EPA grant advances sustainability at Denison

Nearly $90,000 from the Ohio EPA will go toward equipment to convert food waste into fertilizer.
Denison English professor Diana Mafe

4 questions with English professor Diana Mafe

Mafe talks about her research, teaching practices, and how The Legend of Zelda connects to the liberal arts.
Jerrica in her bowling uniform holding a bowling ball

Denison employee headed to World Deaf Bowling Championships

Jerrica Blake, a special events associate at Denison, will represent the U.S. in the global competition.
Sam Cowling

5 questions with Philosophy’s Sam Cowling

Cowling discusses his love of comics, how they fit into philosophy, and what students should expect in his classes.
Mel painting a mural

An art student finds her footing in 981 square feet

A mural — and the Denison Summer Scholar painting it — spring to life in a Newark community-service project.
Tony Lisska smiling

Philosophy prize honors beloved professor Anthony Lisska

The Lisska Prize will recognize philosophy professors who positively impact their liberal arts colleges.
Dee Salukombo with Phil Torrens

A world-changing bond between coach and runner

The relationship between the late Phil Torrens and star runner Dee Salukombo mended broken hearts and brought help to kids in war-torn Central Africa.
Jay Jackson

More than an education — ‘a look at life’

Encouraged by Centennial High School Assistant Principal Kay Fields-Battle ‘95, Jay Jackson ‘25 has found a home on The Hill.
Students and faculty at McDermott's Castle

Unearthing the secrets of a medieval Irish castle

Denison students are helping to solve the mystery surrounding Ireland’s McDermott’s Castle, an ancient home of kings.
Conceptual rendering of Kienzle-Hylbert Stadium

Kienzle-Hylbert Stadium propels Denison athletics to new heights

Paul and Katharine Hylbert have made a leadership gift toward construction of a new lacrosse and soccer stadium.
Kim by his pianos

5 questions with Music’s Sun Min Kim

Kim talks about his path to piano, the late mentor who still watches over him, and the freedom of teaching and studying music at a liberal arts college.
Newly tenured Denison faculty, left to right: Sarah Supp, Chris David Westover-Muñoz, Matthew Jungers, and Ojeya Cruz Banks.

Denison welcomes faculty to tenured positions

Tenure has been awarded to five members of the faculty, who will be promoted to associate professor in fall 2023.
Photo of Hauk speaking with some of his teaching assistants

Through darkness, a biology professor enlightens his students

A life-altering trauma triggered Warren Hauk’s extreme light sensitivity. But it didn’t keep him from sharing the beauty of the natural world.
2023 Alumni Citation Recipients with President Adam Weinberg

2023 Alumni Citations honor achievement and service

Learn about the 13 alums awarded the Alumni Citation as part of Reunion 2023.
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Katy Crossley-Frolick

How to build an internationalized campus

From study abroad to resources for international students, Professor Katy Crossley-Frolick helps Denison take a global view.
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's planetarium

Denison receives major gift to transform planetarium

Support from Marilyn P. McConnell will expand academic uses for the facility beyond traditional disciplines.
Students tossing their graduation caps

Commencement ’23: moments and memories from an unforgettable ceremony

Presidential hugs, ceremonial cap-tossing, a magical student speaker. On May 13, we celebrated the hard work of more than 500 graduates.
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