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Yehle’s JoGo coffee straw has a built-in filter.

Ready to launch

Startup entrepreneur Nick Yehle ’20 is guided to his goal with help from Denison’s Red Frame Lab
Olin Hall

Denison faculty publish new data science textbook

Denison faculty Thomas Bressoud and David White announce the publication of a new data science textbook, titled “Introduction to Data Systems.”
Historic Sundial in Front of Swasey Chapel

Denison welcomes newly tenured faculty

Denison University has awarded tenure to John McHugh, Emily Nemeth, Omedi Ochieng, Hyun Woong Park, Luis Villanueva, Sarah Wolff, and Hoda Yousef.
Tejido de Voces rehearsal (photo by Ron Abram)

Building Bridges: Ron Abram, Collaboration and Tejido de Voces

The importance of art - especially in a world divided by COVID, politics, and distance - is a tangible thing.
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Anna Mae Murphy ‘21
Denison students and faculty utilizing the JEOL Scanning Electron Microscope

Denison University awarded $400K NSF grant for Scanning Electron Microscope

Denison has been awarded a $400K NSF grant to obtain a state-of-the-art scanning electron microscope that deepens student and faculty research.
Cinema major Arman Meinecke '21 in the midst of creating a film

On the Way to LA

Cinema major Arman Meinecke ‘21 is a cinematic storyteller with great experiences that give him a leg up in the film industry.
Dr. Kelly Brown Douglas ’79

Keynote by nationally recognized theologian Kelly Brown Douglas

Author and nationally recognized theologian Kelly Brown Douglas will serve as Denison’s 2021 Commencement speaker.
Doctor and nurse

New Global Health major prepares students for healthcare careers

Denison’s new Global Health major explores how societal issues impact healthcare across the world, including global responses to disease.
Students in the library

To get back to normal, students are choosing to stay on campus

Maintaining campus health and safety—while also allowing a full college experience—requires a shift in thinking and partnership with students.
Students in the library

To get back to normal, DU students are choosing to stay on campus

President Weinberg on why spring break is different this year, maintaining campus health and safety—while also allowing a full college experience.
via The Hill

Denison Museum textiles in Cleveland Museum of Art exhibition

Vibrant textiles from Denison Museum are the subject of Fashioning Identity: Mola Textiles of Panamá, an exhibition at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
via Medium.com
A field trip brings students in close contact with layered sediments and water erosion at the Cumberland Plateau.

New STEM-based program: Earth and Environmental Sciences

Denison University announces a new program, Earth and Environmental Sciences (EESC), a STEM-based approach to exploring Earth.
The Global Commerce Class of 2020 meet executives in London

The Start of a Great Career

An associate for Copley Equity Partners in Boston, Wills Hutras ’20 talks about why the Global Commerce major was a great fit for his career.
Nicholas Reichert ‘22

Career-ready skills gained through a campus job

Nicholas Reichert ‘22 has a campus job in IT where he is learning more about himself and gaining pragmatic skills that will stand him in good stead.
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Anna Mae Murphy ‘21
Cynthia Geurrero '22

Building a public service career toolbox

A prestigious summer program gives Cynthia Guerrero ‘22 the knowledge and networks to achieve her goals.
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Malina Infante ‘24
Lucy Carlisle ‘20

Landing that first job - with you as the boss

Lucy Carlisle ‘20 launched her own business after graduating. She started years earlier with three internships and a opportunity-packed college career.
Bluegrass/American Roots students

Arts Partnership with Ohiolina Music Festival

Denison and Ohiolina Music Festival announce a three-year partnership for students to perform with and learn from national touring musicians.
Newark, Ohio

Reports from the “Missing Middle”

The Reporting Project puts Journalism students where the stories are happening — and gives them a place to practice their craft.
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