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New podcast shares story of Denison’s success

On a Caring Economy podcast, President Adam Weinberg reflects on leading one of the country’s most forward-thinking liberal arts colleges.
Denison international students seated at a reception with international student alumni and employers at Denison Edge.

Modeling international student success

A fall break event connected Denison international students with international alums and employers in Columbus.
via The Advertiser Magazine
Doug Mabie ’86

Doug Mabie ’86

Trustee
Honoring Richard Lugar ’54 display

‘An abiding love for Denison’

Through medals now on display, Richard Lugar ’54 hoped future Denisonians would realize they, too, can change the world.
Lew Ludwig

Professor Lew Ludwig takes the plunge on AI in education

“Ignoring AI or banning it was not an option,” says Ludwig, who has shifted from asking “What’s the answer?” to “Why is that the answer?”
via Real Clear Education
Aerial photo of the Class of 2028

Class of 2028 is Denison’s most selective yet

A high-achieving Class of 2028 underscores Denison’s growing appeal as a top-flight, nationally renowned liberal arts college.
Brit Morse

Brit Morse ’17 covers HR and workplace trends for Fortune magazine

Previously, Morse was an associate editor at Inc. magazine covering HR, public policy, and legal affairs for Inc.com.
via Talking Biz News
Scott McNett '83

GSI Executive Search raises Scott McNett ’83 to managing principal

McNett also owns and operates South Hampshire Racquet Club in St. Louis, a full-service health club offering tennis, fitness, and dining amenities.
via Club and Resort Business
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Visiting professor Craig Pinkerton shares travel abroad insights

Pinkerton shares reflections about traveling to Thailand and his book about Buddhist communication practices, public advocacy, and activism.
via Ohio University events
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Rising national rankings reflect Denison’s leadership in the liberal arts

New rankings from U.S. News and the Princeton Review recognize the university’s academic innovation and career preparation.

Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to speak at Denison

As part of the Lugar Lecture Series, Holder will meet with classes and engage in a moderated conversation at Swasey Chapel.
James Baker greeted Olympic pole vault champion Nina Kennedy at the airport in Perth, Australia after she returned from Paris.

The Denison alum behind pole-vaulting gold

James Baker ’20 helped an Australian pole vaulter soar to Olympic gold. The lessons he learned in the HESS program set him up for success.
Head Coach talking to football team

This rock got Denison football rolling

A Big Red football renaissance has coincided with coach Jack Hatem’s new team tradition celebrating a beloved old coach, Woody Hayes.

Artist Evan Stoler ’16 exhibition in Oak Park, Illinois

Stoler was nominated as a 2022 “Outstanding Emerging Visual Artist” and is represented by Anderson O’Brien Fine Arts in Omaha.
via Happeningnext.com
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Denison celebrates record-breaking fundraising year in 2024

Gifts of all sizes totaling $60.5 million helped demonstrate the collective power of the university community.
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‘This experience broadened my horizons’

A summer business immersion program at Denison Edge challenged students to create products for a bank looking to improve financial literacy.
Beth Eden

Denison recognized for historic preservation of Beth Eden

Originally built to house Denison’s president, Beth Eden has been transformed, maintaining its historic character while adapting to meet current needs.
A collage of five students in various settings that reflect the internships they worked over the summer, including the U.S. capitol and a science lab.

What did you do over summer break?

Denison students spent the summer of 2024 building their skills and resumes across the country and around the world.
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