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Rumi Kang ’26 is challenging himself to write a piano concerto. It’s tedious but rewarding work aided by award-winning composer Professor Ching-chu Hu.
Duy Anh Nguyen ’27 took on ambitious summer research. It wasn’t easy, but he completed the task with guidance from his data analytics professor.
Internship stipends open doors.
At Denison, off-campus study not only broadens the mind but also builds networks and skills that launch students’ careers and lives as global citizens.
Partnership with Licking County Health Department has Summer Scholars scouring woods and fields for data in the fight against Lyme disease
The former Denison ice hockey player has also been appointed president of the Iowa Wild, a premier franchise in the American Hockey League.
via Minnesota News Network
Grenier brings a background in urban planning, conflict resolution, and program management to her role as the ULI’s program manager.
via BLDUP
Deeds Field-Piper Stadium resurfacing is the latest in a series of improvements and renovations to athletic facilities.
“I didn’t want to write a tribute to (my father’s) career. I wanted to know where he came from, who he was — and who I was as a result.”
via Literary Hub
Denison’s creative solution to invasive plants: a hungry, adorable herd.
Rahal won the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course twice in Lexington as a driver and once as a team owner with his son, Graham.
via CW Columbus
Ansel, a former president of D+S Distribution Inc., has also served on the Wooster City Council and other area boards.
via Wayne County Community Foundation
Wright, who continues to see patients and teach part-time, said the $100,000 establishing gift pays tribute to his West Virginia roots.
via WVU Foundation
A dominating spring campaign, which produced an NCAA men’s tennis title, vaulted Denison to a sixth straight conference all-sports trophy.
Anchored by a solid turnout from the Class of 1975, Reunion 2025 was a rousing success.
Two national titles and six top-8 finishes, a journey years in the making.
Reproducibility may be the key idea students need to balance trust in evidence with healthy skepticism.
via Massachusetts Sun
Associate Professor Wanless will direct the University Center for Social and Urban Research, which conducts research to improve communities.
via Pittwire.com
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