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Flowers in front of Doane Administration building

Incoming V.P. for Student Development, Alexander R. Miller

Denison University announces the appointment of incoming Vice President for Student Development, Alexander R. Miller.
Bob Ghiloni

Men’s Basketball Coach Bob Ghiloni retires

Bob Ghiloni led the Denison men’s basketball program for nearly two decades. He remains on the faculty as a professor.
via Newark Advocate
Hanada Al-Masri, Mohamed El-Sayed, Hannah Bennet

Building Public Speaking Skills

Hannah Bennet ’21 and Mohamed El-Sayed ’20 get great public speaking experience after a course that features a lot of listening.
Sueshin “Sarah” Moon ’22

Connecting Two Worlds

Sueshin “Sarah” Moon ’22 has made it her mission to enhance the Denison experience for her fellow international students.

Extension of Remote Learning for Remainder of Semester and Closure of Residence Halls (March 16, 2020)

Denison is extending remote learning for the rest of the semester and is also taking actions to close residence halls.
Mark McLoney '81

Mark McLoney ‘81: Medical Director for MetroHealth Pride Network

Dr. Mark McLoney ‘81, a theatre major at Denison, is the medical director for MetroHealth’s LGBTQI+ Pride Network in his hometown of Norwalk, Ohio.
via Norwalk Reflector
Karen Spierling

The True Value Proposition of a Liberal Arts Education

In the face of the coronavirus outbreak, Prof. Karen Spierling focuses on the value proposition of a liberal arts education.
via Cleveland.com
Marla Krak

Marla Krak: The “heart and soul of Eisner”

Marla Krak helps bring the arts to life at Denison.
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Elijah Weiner ‘22
Belle Giggard, Athletic Facilities Coordinator

Belle Giggard: Making play part of work

Belle Giggard hires, trains, evaluates and provides development opportunities for more than 70 students.
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Meg Rogan ‘22
Emily Merrell '09

Emily Merrell ‘09, founder of Six Degrees Society

Entrepreneur Emily Merrell ‘09 majored in Spanish & Comm., worked for Tory Burch & now leads Six Degrees Society, with chapters across the US.
via Authority Magazine
Alan Phung '22

Mai Coffee - could it be your coffee, too?

Alan Phung ’22 has already launched a successful startup business selling coffee.
Mallory Warrington

Mallory Warrington: She’s got talent

Building Services Assistant Mallory Warrington has a number of hidden talents.
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Susannah Watson ‘24
Elizabeth Pryor '02 discusses Chill Pop with students

Real companies, real problems, real solutions

Students workshop branding and marketing solutions for two alumni entrepreneurs.
Heather Bellini '91

Heather Bellini ‘91, One of 100 Most Influential Women in Finance

Goldman Sachs partner Heather Bellini ‘91 is one of Barron’s 100 most influential women in finance.
via Barron's
Farah Hersi ’22 and Tarma Obeng ’21

Partnerships support outreach to diverse students

Denison is fortunate to collaborate with a group of local, national and international programs to recruit talented students from all backgrounds to campus
Meaghan Accarino '21

The astrophysicist and the archeological dig

Meaghan Accarino ‘21, an astrophysicist-in-the-making, spends a summer in the earth instead of the stars.
Richard Downs '77

Richard Downs ‘77 on sustainability

Homestead aficionado Richard Downs ‘77 shares his views on sustainability and the future.
via Green Energy Ohio

The Wolves— it’s all about relationships

The Wolves shows the complexity of adolescent friendship, as well as the strength and fierceness of these blossoming adults.
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