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Cultural Critique

Students take their learning and engage with current topics as critics — as they become published authors and add to their résumés.
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Alina Panek ‘20
Henry DeCamp '19

Life Wisdom From On and Off the Field

At Denison, learning happens in and out of the classroom. Henry DeCamp ‘19 shares some of his hard-won life philosophy.
Students creating a mindful graffiti wall

Mindfulness: Healthy practices across campus

The benefits of mindfulness are clear. Mindful Denison shares best practices through programs and events, including a Day of Mindfulness.
Students interacting with the About Ourselves/Inside Ourselves exhibit

A Look Inside Ourselves

A Denison Museum art exhibit titled About Ourselves/Inside Ourselves explores queer history and identity.
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Liz Anastasiadis ‘21

An internship through the looking glass

An internship with Chicago’s Lookingglass Theatre fulfills a dream — and grows important skillsets for Destiny Mack ‘21
Al DiLorenzo, 'Painting Virtual Reality'

Painting Virtual Reality

Studio Art alum Al DiLorenzo ‘19 learned virtual reality & painting skills - now they combine them for a career in the arts.
President Adam Weinberg talking to a student

9 essential practices to make college pay off

Denison President Adam Weinberg shares 9 best practices for college students to help ensure the best return on their investment.
Keun-Joo Christine Pae

Feminist Ethics Cross the Ocean

Keun-Joo Christine Pae, associate professor and chair of the religion department, reflects on Asian American feminist theology and ethics.

Knowledge & network from a NYC ad agency internship

An internship at StrawberryFrog ad agency gives two students an inside look at the complexities of an ever-evolving field.
Denison students on the stage of 'BoJack Horseman'

Bringing BoJack to life

A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to adapt award-winning animated series BoJack Horseman to the stage poses some creative challenges.
Denison alumni gather at the ReMix Entrepreneurship Summit

How do colleges build entrepreneurship capabilities?

Denison answers the question of how colleges can build entrepreneurship skills for students and alumni.
RED Corps members

Infusing Student Voice into Re-Imagining Wellness at Denison

Student researchers gathered student voice about how we might re-imagine wellness at Denison.
Emily Schultz

Emily Schultz ‘16: An unconventional path to Google

Mentorship was so pivotal to Emily Schultz’s Denison experience she based her master’s at Oxford on the subject & leads a mentorship program at Google.
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Alina Panek ‘20
Karly Etz '13

Karly Etz ‘13: In pursuit of a Ph.D.

Ph.D. Candidate visits with current students
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Bridget Koerwitz ‘21
Students working together

Interdisciplinarity and the career value of the liberal arts

A humanities-based major focused on how global commerce, businesses, and societies shape one another points the way forward, says Karen E. Spierling
Vettel and Callandar

From Art History to Venture Capitalism

Interviewer Maggie Vettel ‘19 connects with another Art History and Visual Culture graduate
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Maggie Vettel ‘19
Adam S. Weinberg

The move to stakeholder capitalism is an opportunity to reshape education

Pres. Weinberg notes that today’s liberal arts can clarify both how businesses and markets operate, and how human beings think and what they need.
Elliot Hayne aboard the SSV Robert C. Seamans

Geoscience Major Elliot Hayne ’20 Conducts Research in the Pacific

Elliot Hayne ’20, a geosciences major, sailed with SEA Semester on a scientific research voyage to the remote Phoenix Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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