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Fall 2019 – The Last Word – How She Did It

How She Did It: Landing the First Big Fish

Denison’s signature performing arts program, The Vail Series, launched 40 years ago this autumn with the world’s greatest violinist. It took…
by By James G. Hale ’78
Fall 2019 – The Hill – James Baker & Peter McManus

James Baker ’20 & Peter McManus ’20

The structure of the major helps students identify their interests and then specialize from there.
by By Rose Schrott ’14
Fall 2019 – Class Notes – Jason Dozier '05

Jason Dozier ‘05

Helping Veterans Find Work
by By Sheila Haar Siegel
Fall 2019 – Class Notes – Jason Salazer-Adams ’06

Jason Salazer-Adams ’06

Big Data Shepherd
by By Sheila Haar Siegel
Fall 2019 – In Memoriam – Marty Erbaugh ’70

Marty Erbaugh ’70

Denison Life Trustee
by By Alice Duncanson
Fall 2019 – The Hill – Otherworld

Otherworld

On display in Columbus: a whole new world in the form of an interactive art exhibit.
by By Sierra Swanson
Fall 2019 – The Hill – Out on a Limb

Out on a Limb

Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company alumni came back to campus to celebrate 40 years of laughter and improv
by By Maureen Harmon
Fall 2019 – Open Mic – Quantum Leap

Quantum Leap

Associate professor of physics Steven Olmschenk explains how quantum computers work, what makes them special—and how soon we might get our h…
by By Alexander Gelfand
Fall 2019 – In Memoriam – Richard G. Lugar '54

Richard G. Lugar ‘54

Former U.S. Senator and Denison Trustee
by By Alice Duncanson
Fall 2019 – Open Mic – States of Grief

States of Grief

Political theorist Heather Pool studies mourning; not the private sort, but the public kind that can spur political change. In a series of a…
by By Alexander Gelfand
Take Your Places

Take Your Places

Denison’s performing arts students share their drive to perform—and their hopes for their time in the new Eisner Center.
Fall 2019 – Class Notes – The Big(ger) Red Weekend

The Big(ger) Red Weekend

The College welcomes family, friends, and alumni to campus for Big Red Weekend.
Fall 2019 – The Hill – The End of Cicada Season

The End of Cicada Season

Poetry by Micah Frenkiel ’20
by By Micah Frenkiel ’20
Fall 2019 – Black Student Union

The Legacy of the Black Student Union

In the spring of 1969, there were only eight Black students on campus. The BSU set out to change that.
by

By Alice Duncanson
Fall 2019 – The Hill – The Office

The Office

Ching-chu Hu, Professor of Music and chair of the department
by Ching-chu Hu, Professor of Music and chair of the department
Fall 2019 – Class Notes – Miss West

The Razzle-Dazzle View from Miss West

From the stage to prime time—Nina West is unstoppable.
by By Sierra Swanson
Arin Waechter and Rebekah Funk '20

Occupational Therapy job shadow gives Rebekah Funk ’20 an edge up

Rebekah Funk’s job shadowing with Kendal at Granville gave her experience and insight into a future career.

It’s All Happening at the Zoo

An internship with the San Francisco Zoo solidifies biology major Chris Fisher’s intentions to pursue a career connected to work with animals.
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