Denison Magazine - Issue 01 | Winter 2024

The relationship between the late Phil Torrens and star runner Dee Salukombo '12 mended broken hearts and brought help to kids in war-torn Central Africa.

How a Denison alum brought standards to the mulch industry – and likely saved you some landscaping money along the way.

When Katie McConnell Oliver needed a kidney, an old friend from The Hill volunteered. But the story doesn't end there.

One day in 2018 changed Alder Crocker's life forever.

Wedding bells rang 68 years ago for Dave and Joanne Woodyard. Here's what happened next.

For some, "squash" indicates a fruit or vegetable ­— not a vigorous athletic contest featuring racquets and a small rubber ball.

You don’t have to be good to join the Denison Frisbee Ultimate Club — but you have to be willing to have a good time.

Denison's Knowlton Center for Career Exploration is gaining national recognition for its innovative and proactive approach.

His path to piano, the mentor who still watches over him, and the freedom he finds in teaching and studying music at a liberal arts college

A life-altering trauma triggered Warren Hauk's extreme light sensitivity. But it didn't keep him from sharing the beauty of the natural world.

With a big assist from Denison scholars, the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks becomes the first Ohio site to earn UNESCO World Heritage status.