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Sydney Silverstein pitching

Pitching on an international stage

Denison softball star Sydney Silverstein ’25 has already won gold in the Maccabiah Games, Israel’s biggest sporting event. She’s just getting started
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Andrew Sharp
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.
Jesse Felker '23

Jesse Felker is elected as 2023 Recent Student Trustee

As a scholar, athlete, and musician, Jesse Felker will bring a broad student perspective to the Denison Board of Trustees.
Ellie Blasko '23 sitting next to a piano

Playing to her strengths

Denison helped triple major Ellie Blasko ‘23 explore her passion for piano, discover new interests, and land a dream job in Beverly Hills.
Class of 2023 in the shape of 23 on a lawn

The great Senior Send Off!

At Denison, seniors get the run of campus during their final days on The Hill. Follow along as we share their stories.
students at the roommate dinner

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

The Roommate Dinner, a Denison tradition, honors some of the college’s deepest relationships
Assistant Professor Anthony Bonifonte

5 questions with Data Analytics’ Anthony Bonifonte

Bonifonte talks about the playfulness of mathematics, the power of data to change our world, and some of his favorite board games.
Jaelyn Roth ’23, building a graph to illustrate her research

Peering into black holes

Physics major Jaelyn Roth’s research helps astrophysicists see supermassive black holes and their related phenomenon more clearly.
Chair of the Faculty Heather Pool reading Tait Furguson's President's Medal citation

Academic Awards ceremony honors achievements of faculty & students

Denison’s annual convocation also reveals the winners of the college’s most coveted academic prize, the President’s Medal.
Professor David Goodwin

6 questions with Earth and Environmental Sciences’ David Goodwin

The professor discusses his department’s rebrand, the growing interest in environmental issues, and his feelings on cell phones.
Carter Patton ’23 in conversation with Megan Threlkeld

A history lesson all his own

With help from history professor Megan Threlkeld, Carter Patton ’23 tapped his family past for an inventive senior project on World War II.
Christian Faur displays a photo-realistic portrait of American mathematician Julia Robinson that is made from crayons

Crayon artist, tech wizard, Renaissance man

From humble beginnings, Christian Faur has become an acclaimed artist who’s found a home at Denison by carving his own niche.
Artwork from the Aminah Robinson exhibit on display at the Denison Museum

Denison builds strong connection to artistry of Aminah Robinson

The artwork on display in the Denison Museum celebrates Robinson and honors the memory of professor Terrance Dean.
-Three athletes walking across the quad holding athletic gear. Their backpacks have flags sticking out of it that move slightly with the wind.

Going the extra kilometer for athletes abroad

Keeping student athletes fit when they’re not on The Hill is a team effort.
Faculty members sitting together in the classroom

Teaching seminar prepares next generation of great faculty

The program introduces relevant teaching topics, stimulates discussion within the group, and builds community.
Rakeb Girma '21

A teacher’s journey

Second grade teacher Rakeb Girma ’21 relies on the foundational lessons she learned in her educational studies classes.
by

Grace Buller
A student signs the Computer Science banner on a table lined with rubber ducks. There is a professor and a student sitting behind the table.

Major Day celebrates significant milestone on academic journey

The inaugural event celebrates sophomores who are declaring majors while offering first-year students a one-stop shop of options.
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