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Charlotte King

Charlotte King Attends International Climate Change Conference

Charlotte King discovers lifelong connections through her off-campus study.
by Charlotte King
Brian Paul Allen '17

Brian Paul Allen Appointed Recent Student Trustee

Denison University announces the appointment of Brian Paul Allen ’17 as the college’s 2017 recent student trustee
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Working for Senator Warren

Uriel Girma’ 19 was determined to work with U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Credit Card Advice for College Students

Lini Zhang, Denison’s financial wellness counselor gives insight into the topic of students and credit cards.
Lawerence Sherman '70

Data Analytics Mentor and Alumnus Awarded Yale Medal

Data Analytics mentor Lawerence Sherman ‘70 has been awarded Yale University’s highest honor, the Wilber Cross
Na’il Scoggins ’17

Na’il Scoggins ’17 Spotlighted at Medical College of Wisconsin

Na’il Scoggins ’17, who graduated with a major in biology and a minor in Spanish, is now a Dean’s Scholar at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Hollis Griffin in the classroom

New Book Looks at Media Culture and Gender

Hollis Griffin, assistant professor of communication, has authored a book, “Feeling Normal: Sexuality and Media Criticism in the Digital Age.”
Students in studio

Soaking up art in New York City

Each year, studio art seniors travel to New York City to experience art in person, meet artists and take a pulse of the art world.
Bill Kirkpatrick

New Book Explores Disabilities in the Field of Media Studies

A new book, “Disability Media Studies,” edited by Bill Kirkpatrick, associate professor of communication, introduces key ideas in this emerging field.
Nitya Daryanani ‘14

From Research to Results: Nitya Daryanani ‘14

Nitya Daryanani ‘14 found what she needed in an International Studies and Anthropology/Sociology double major at Denison. Now she works in her native Mumb
by Erin Worden '17
Bailey Greene '18 by waterfall in Cuba

Bailey Greene ‘18: Finding Her Path in Nicaragua

Bailey Greene ‘18 throws herself into her studies and her exploration of Nicaragua and its culture.
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Molly Keisman ‘19
Rishi Dani

Rishi Dani ’05 Shares Tips About Careers in Finance

An executive director with CIBC World Markets, Rishi Dani ’05 shares advice about Wall Street and life after Denison.
Red Frame Lab session

Design-thinking, Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Denison

Denison’s ‘Red Frame Lab’ is a dedicated space in the center of campus where students can examine problems and develop solutions.
Solar panels

2.3 Megawatt of Solar Energy Soon to Flow

Denison partners with solar and energy experts to open a solar array later this year that will provide more than 2 megawatts of energy.

Solar at Denison

Denison’s solar arrays reduce our carbon footprint, and become educational tools.
Football tackle

Big Red One of the First to Video Stream Sports with Custom App

Denison sports fans are among the first in the nation to video stream their favorite teams on their TVs with a custom app.
Denison in the fall

Denison ‘Unlocks Potential’ Through Historic Campaign

Building on Denison’s extraordinary ability to unlock potential, the college has launched an historic and ambitious fundraising campaign.
Imani Holmes '19

One Foot in Spain, the Other in New York

In the summer of 2017, Imani Holmes ‘19 took advantage of two experiences that were, quite literally, in different worlds.
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