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Spring 2020 – The Hill – Sports – Leap Day

Leap Day

It may seem like such a short burst of motion, but it requires patience.
by By Brett Dunbar
Spring 2020 – The Hill – Marcus Nowling ’23

Marcus Nowling ’23

It was the appeal of mixing storytelling with journalism that drew Marcus Nowling ’23 to the narrative journalism concentration.
by By Katy Whitlow
Spring 2020 – Class Notes – Martin Jones ’86

Martin Jones ‘86

A career behind the camera
by By Sheila Haar Siegel
Spring 2020 – My New York

My New York

The city that never sleeps has gone quiet in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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By Craig Bagno ’90
Photography by Craig Bagno ’90
Paint By Numbers

Paint By Numbers

The world has spent the first half of 2020 watching data and using it to plan every move in the battle against the novel coronavirus. Data i…
Spring 2020 – In Memoriam – Quentin Kraft

Quentin Kraft

Professor Emeritus, English
Spring 2020 – Class Notes – Smooth The Path

Smooth The Path

Betsy Fisher ’10 is dedicating her career to helping refugees live in safety.
by By Dan Morrell
Spring 2020 – Class Notes – Sure Doesn't Feel The Same

Sure Doesn’t Feel the Same Around Here

News from the Office of Alumni & Family Engagement
Spring 2020 – The Last Word – The Doobie Abides

The Doobie Abides

WDUB rolls with the times, from radio waves to the internet.
by By James G. Hale ’78
Spring 2020 – Open Mic – The Evolution of an Era

The Evolution of an Era

Denison’s Black Studies Program celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. John L. Jackson, associate professor of religion and black studie…
by By Alexander Gelfand
Spring 2020 – The Hill – The Grounds Crew

The Grounds Crew

Tending Beauty
by By Patrick Smith
Spring 2020 – The Idea Guy

The Idea Guy

Barry Byrne ’78 has spent his career searching for cures to rare childhood diseases. His latest tool, gene therapy, is about to go mainstrea…
by

By Darlena Cunha
Photo by Matt Odom
Spring 2020 – The Hill – The Office

The Office

The office of Emily Nemeth ’04, Assistant Professor, Educational Studies
by Emily Nemeth ’04, Assistant Professor, Educational Studies
Spring 2020 – The Pivot Point

The Pivot Point

How Umeshi Rajeendra ’13 bridges cultures through dance
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By Maureen Harmon
Photos by Alice Carfrae
Spring 2020 – The Power Is On

The Power Is On

The renewable energy movement is finally making inroads. What will it take to turn it into a revolution that can reshape the planet’s future…
by

Interview by Dan Morrell
Illustrations by Neil Webb
Spring 2020 – Hillside Chat

The Power of Community in Uncertain Times

When the Class of 2020 posed for this photo four years ago at Aug-O, there was no way of knowing that their time on campus would be cut shor…
by By Adam Weinberg, President
Spring 2020 – The Hill – Sports – Sweater

The Sweater That Keeps On Giving

A legendary women’s soccer sweater lives on.
by By Sheila Haar Siegel
Spring 2020 – Open Mic – The Value of the Liberal Arts Today

The Value of the Liberal Arts Today

Director of global commerce and professor of history Karen Spierling on why a liberal arts education is so important right now.
by By Sheila Haar Siegel
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