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Then & Now - Once Upon A Time - Winter 2018

Once Upon A Time

Denison Everywhere: News from the Alumni Society
In Memoriam - Professor of English - Winter 2018

Professor of English

Professor of English James P. Davis 1954-2017
by James P. Davis, 1954-2017
Uncommon Ground - Re-Think. Re-Imagine. Re[D]-Frame. - Winter 2018

Re-Think. Re-Imagine. Re[D]-Frame.

Music, theatre, and dance get ready for their new home; Gilpatrick’s next life; chocolate chips and softball; sun?owers created from (not by…
by By Rose Schrott ’14
First Person - Small World - Winter 2018

Small World

A professor and her former student team up again—6,600 miles away from the Hill.
Uncommon Ground - Space to Grow - Winter 2018

Space to Grow

Music, theatre, and dance get ready for their new home; Gilpatrick’s next life; chocolate chips and softball; sun?owers created from (not by…
Uncommon Ground - The Arts Matter Here - Winter 2018

The Arts Matter Here

Music, theatre, and dance get ready for their new home; Gilpatrick’s next life; chocolate chips and softball; sun?owers created from (not by…
by By Rose Schrott ’14
Continuum - The College Life - Winter 2018

The College Life

Denisonians choose to spend their retirement years close to the home they love so well.
by By David H. Bayley ’55, Susan B. Richardson, and Steven Katz
Treasures of the Tomb - Winter 2018

Treasures of the Tomb

Archaeologist Sharon Stocker ’81 discovers a tomb in ancient Greece—and the artifacts found within have experts calling it the biggest find …
by

By Alyssa Brandt
Photographed by Andrew Spear
In Memoriam - University Archivist - Winter 2018

University Archivist

University Archivist Florence W. Hoffman 1928-2017
by Florence W. Hoffman, 1928-2017
A View from the Hill - Winter 2018

Unlocking Potential

The Denison WayOur plan for the College’s future
by By Adam S. Weinberg, President
Class Notes - Where Are They Now? - 1 - Winter 2018

Where Are They Now?

Where Are They Now? Art Steinmetz ’80
by Art Steinmetz ’80
Class Notes - Where Are They Now? - 4 - Winter 2018

Where Are They Now?

Where Are They Now? Kelly McBride Folkers ’12
by Kelly McBride Folkers ’12
Class Notes - Where Are They Now? - 2 - Winter 2018

Where Are They Now?

Where Are They Now? William Middlebooks ’91
by William Middlebooks ’91

Where Are They Now?

Where Are They Now? Rachel Falleroni ’95
by Rachel Falleroni ’95
In Memoriam - Women's Athletic Director - Winter 2018

Women’s Athletic Director

Women’s Athletic Director Elizabeth “Penny” Van Horn 1924–2017
by Elizabeth “Penny” Van Horn, 1924–2017
Students engaged in group work

A Civically Engaged College Contributes to Democratic Ways

Reflections on the role of colleges in the work of democracy, published in Connections: An Annual Journal of the Kettering Foundation, 2017.
by

Adam Weinberg
Students walking around campus

Getting career exploration right: a whole-of-campus approach

Denison is leading the way on career exploration. Our students start early, testing and refining the kinds of lives they want to lead.
Students chatting on the quad

A Letter to the Class of 2021: Ten Pieces of Advice

Ten simple things will make your college experience more fun, meaningful and important.
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