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Ray Walker ’22

Ray Walker ’22 named recent student trustee

Walker, who graduates in May after a stellar four years at Denison, officially replaces Ben Cross ’20, who will complete his term this summer.
Hannah Gilson walking up to the stage to get her award

Surprise? It’s part of winning the President’s Medal

The veil of secrecy surrounding Denison’s top award for graduating students adds to the drama and intrigue of the annual ceremony.
Students walking on campus

Denison parent update on career and wellbeing programs

Denison parents are updated on new career programming, the upcoming Wellness Center opening, and more opportunities for their students.
Heather Pool

Prof Heather Pool opines on Ohio House Bill 616

“Efforts to control and limit discussion about fundamentally important topics … signal fear and insecurity,” Prof. Heather Pool
via Columbus Dispatch

Students recognized for leadership and positive contributions

The Kenneth Joseph Hines ‘04 Memorial Award recognizes students for serving others, leadership, and making positive contributions to community.
Newly tenured faculty

Denison welcomes 2022 newly tenured faculty

Denison University’s Board of Trustees has recently awarded tenure to six members of the faculty.
Ukraine flag

DU Professors explain financial ramifications of Russia invasion

Three Denison professors explain the correlation between global conflict and American expenditure increases.
via Newark Advocate
Wellness Center Rendering

Denison University partners with Ohio State Wexner Medical Center

Denison University partners with Ohio State Wexner Medical Center to bring enhanced health and wellness services to the Granville campus.
Chapel Walk at Denison University

Two Denison professors honored with Ohio Arts Council grants

Denison professors David Baker and Ching-chu Hu have received grants from the Ohio Arts Council in recognition of the excellence of their work.
Andrew Levitt

Andrew Levitt ‘01 as Edna in national tour of “Hairspray”

For Andrew Levitt, the iconic role of Edna in the national tour of “Hairspray” is the perfect marriage of his drag queen and theater backgrounds.
via Akron Beacon Journal
Hollywood Sign

Medha Jaishanker ‘06 consults and produces in Hollywood

“My true passions in life are connecting the dots, community building, and championing the underdog”: Film consultant & producer Medha Jaishanker.
via The US News
Prof. David Baker

Prof. David Baker’s poem “Pocket Garden in the City”

“Pocket Garden in the City”, a poem by English Professor David Baker published in The New Yorker begins: “You would miss it if you were hurrying.”
via The New Yorker
Pearls in the Wave rehearsal

The world premiere of ‘Pearls in the Wave’

‘Pearls in the Wave,’ a new play by Playwright-in-Residence Hongyi Tian ’13, tells the story of a struggling novelist and her nagging mother.
Cinema students in Los Angelos during spring break.

Hollywood close-up

Cinema students toured studios and met with alumni in the film industry to get a first-hand perspective of life as a filmmaker.
by

Lula Burke ‘24
Denison Edge

Inside Denison Edge, Denison University’s newest career hub

The Edge is a way for Denison to better connect to Columbus, and an attempt by Denison to contribute to Columbus.”
via Columbus CEO
The Denison Class of 2020 class photo

James Anderson ’85, Kathryn Correia ’79, Class of 2020 speakers

WarnerMedia communications executive James Anderson ’85 and Legacy Health President and CEO Kathryn Correia ’79 offer Commencement remarks.
Picture of war in Ukraine

Pregnant and scared, Ukrainian woman tries to leave Dnipro

Denison students report on Alina Lyman, a US citizen in Ukraine trying to get back to Columbus with her husband and unborn child.
via Columbus Dispatch
Joe Latshaw

DU students report on Intel plan ripple effect on Central Ohio

Denison journalism students: The buzz about Intel coming to rural Licking County: Even the bees are affected.
via Newark Advocate
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