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Brittany Girl

Denison artwork connected to Van Gogh

Recent research on iconic painter Vincent Van Gogh has uncovered a link to a well-known work in the Denison Museum collection, Brittany Girl.
Students working together

Your relationship to money overall ‘financial health’

Denison is a thought leader in the relatively new field of financial wellness on college campuses. Here is a Q & A about our work.
Students at chapel walk

Closing skills gaps quickly and effectively

Higher Ed has an opportunity to create flexible programs, pathways, and credentials that are more accessible, and more relevant.
Student explaining data sheet

Raising qualitative and quantitative data competence

President Weinberg: Students need to develop a range of attributes—from creativity, ethics and intuition to analytical, quantitative and logic skills.
Bridget Koerwitz '21

A cultural immersion from the comfort of home

Bridget Koerwitz ’21 squeezed four semesters of Arabic language instruction into eight short weeks.
Illustration of the TXS 0128 Galaxy

Imaging a galaxy far far away

If you’re a fan of ‘Star Wars,’ Prof. Dan Homan can talk to you about a real-life galaxy that has a ‘TIE’ to the blockbuster movie series.
Daniel Roumain playing in concert with Titus Kaphar's A Disturbing Silence

Black Art 2020: Active interaction with Art

Two art exhibitions that focused on Black artists and their work became a springboard for learning in Prof. JSTN CLMN’s Black Art 2020 class.
First Year students and Aug-O leaders play socially distant games at the Sizzle

Students Connect and Have Fun at Week of Welcome

Students created opportunities to build community while maintaining social distancing at the Week of Welcome

Students gain career-relevant skills over the summer.

Denison pivots to provide students with specialized education in business, entrepreneurship, leadership and more — leveling up their career skills.

Becoming an expert consultant - in just 5 weeks

When internships and summer jobs were upended by the COVID-19 pandemic, Denison connected students to cool new experiences.
Sarah Hume

Magazine internship builds hard and soft skills

In the Summer of 2020, Sarah Hume ‘22 found a great internship with Story magazine through a Denison Narrative Journalism program.
Columbus, Ohio

Denison Edge: A new generation of career-readiness programs

Denison disrupts college career models with Edge, a dynamic space for students to learn with businesses on their home turf — in downtown Columbus.
Students at Jose Marti memorial

Global Health: A Case Study of Cuba and Columbus

Citizen health may be a measure of a nation’s effectiveness, but how do you measure health? And does culture influence health?
Riley Schafer '21

Virtual internship provides global perspective

A virtual global internship gives Riley Schafer ‘21 practical knowledge about import price parity and working in cross-cultural teams.
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Jane Palmer

Update regarding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement guidance

Update from Pres. Weinberg on the impact of recent guidance on Denison students and the joint statement made by the GLCA Presidents and signed by Denison.
Image of student studying alone in Slayter Hall

How new graduates can make the most of a terrible job market

Pres. Weinberg makes the case in Kiplinger that there’s never been a better time for students & recent grads to make new connections & develop skills.
Taylor Shook '20

Taylor Shook ’20 moves into marketing through Orr Fellowship

Political science major Taylor Shook ’20 heads to Indianapolis after graduation for a two-year position with Parker Technology through an Orr Fellowship.
James Baker '20 and Dayen Wilson '21

Years of competition forge unlikely bond

Top athletes in the pool, James Baker ’20 and Dayen Wilson ’21 found competitive excellence as they strove against each other for almost 3 years.
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James Baker ’20, Health, Exercise and Sport Studies major
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