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Where Are They Now - Lyric Jorgenson ’00

Lyric Jorgenson ’00

Lyric Jorgenson ’00
by by Rose Schrott
Where Are They Now - Marc White '80

Marc White ‘80

Marc White ‘80
by by Dan Morrell
On A Mission

On A Mission

A Look at the Things They Carried from War to War - Inside the Museum of the Marine
Then & Now - Once Upon a Time - Winter 2016

Once Upon a Time

Once Upon a Time
Where Are They Now - Robert Levine ’00, Andrew Reay-Ellers ’83, Chelsey Warner ’11

Robert Levine ’00, Andrew Reay-Ellers ’83, Chelsey Warner ’11

Robert Levine ’00, Andrew Reay-Ellers ’83, Chelsey Warner ’11
by by Eric Butterman
UnCommon Ground - Seal Superstitions

Seal Superstitions

Seal Superstitions
First Person - Winter 2016

Stephen Colbert

The Greatest Satirist of All Time - For a man who studies satire, the end of The Colbert Report was a tough loss.
by by Kirk Combe, Professor of English
Sticker Shock

Sticker Shock

Why the Cost of a College Education is Rising Across America - and How Denison Plans to Remain Affordable
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by Alexander Gelfand Illustrations by Edmon De Haro

The Race to First Place

The Race to First Place
by By Craig Hicks
A View from the Hill - Winter 2016

The Sweet Spot - An evolving vision for the liberal arts

The Sweet Spot - An evolving vision for the liberal arts
by by Adam S. Weinberg, President
Where Have All The Bees Gone?

Where Have All The Bees Gone?

New research indicates that pesticides could be taking out the bee population—and that’s not good news for food production.
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by Allison Aubrey ‘90

Photographs by the Voohes
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On being a college that unlocks the potential of students

For college to have a lasting, positive impact on students’ lives, three key things need to occur.
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Universities should build strong local communities

In an article published by Education World, President Weinberg discusses the links between universities and their communities.
students on campus

The value of campus life

The impact of higher education increases dramatically when students are enrolled in a college that engages them in a robust campus life program.
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Rethinking the career service center

In a Huffington Post blog Denison President Adam Weinberg infuses the Career Service Center with new and vibrant relevance.
via Huffington Post

Welcome to the Denison Class of 2020

Embrace the liberal arts, and go deep into your college experience.
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Liberal arts students: what you need to know from day #1

Get the most out of college through academics, co-curricular and community activities.
via Huffington Post

Bragging Rights: What to say the next time someone asks, “What’s cool about Denison?”

Bragging Rights: What to say the next time someone asks, “What’s cool about Denison?”
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