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Tireless Owen Tekelenburg ’26 hasn’t let a health scare slow his pursuit of a wide range of interests at Denison.
At the Lisska Center for Intellectual Engagement, students receive expert coaching to apply for prestigious fellowships and scholarships.
Poe, who studied the business side of filmmaking at Denison, made the feature-length horror film, a nod to cult classic Clue, for about $10,000.
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Mosquito mating habits. Modern romance novels. The physics of Irish dance. Here are a few of the research topics tackled by our 2024 Summer Scholars.
Students don’t like to cold call alums for career advice. Ask a Denisonian helps them remove barriers and make connections like never before.
Very few banks are owned by women. So Ilaria Hughes Rawlins ’92 helped start one.
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Andrew Sharp

We often say college shouldn’t be the best years of your life. Here are five stories from the Class of ’74 that illustrate what we mean by that.
Denison is built on relationships. The university’s new off-campus orientations get them started right away.
Burgeoning program takes students off The Hill and places them in the role of working community reporters.
He was at Denison for only a year, but Layng Martine Jr. left an impression.
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Susan Szykowny

The undersized center led the Big Red to an NCAA tournament berth before applying lessons learned at Denison to her career pursuits.
Assistant biology professor Solomon Chak brought a collection of 40,000 shrimp specimens and some very big questions about evolution.
Eric Colaco’s selfless commitment led to a record-breaking season and national honors. As a senior, he’s hungry for more.
A lifelong friendship rooted in Denison.
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Heather Luchak Kunkel ’82

Ancient Greece and Rome long have entranced us. Denison students are meeting the material with fresh eyes and gaining skills that resonate today.
The winners of our Swasey Sweethearts Sweepstakes met and married on The Hill.
President Weinberg’s advice to graduating seniors.
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