The Denison women’s fencing team won the Eastern Women’s Fencing Conference tournament on Feb.16, hosted by Drew University. Their first place win was the first in the history of the team. There were ...

Four members of Denison’s Top-50 Scholar-Athletes shared their experiences managing the demands of rigorous coursework alongside the intense commitments of collegiate athletics. The Top-50 honor ...

This semester, Denison launched a new Bachelor of Science in Finance, replacing its financial economics concentration and expanding professional training and opportunities for students. The transition ...

On the edge of A-Quad, the previously named Doane Hall sits. It’s surrounded by covered walls, as companies contracted by Denison renovate it. This major capital project, now renamed the Tina and Dave ...

The Bandersnatch was packed shoulder to shoulder on Oct. 10, as students watched the Denison’s first performative male competition. These competitions have become a trend at universities across the ...

Frank Ocean has been called one of the greatest artists of this generation, with Channel Orange, released in 2012, a critically acclaimed debut album, known as one of the most famous albums that Ocean ...

I’ve seen dozens of low-budget crazy-party B movies, which is why “Party Girl’s” branding didn’t draw me in. The poster was maybe a little misleading: a kitschy-looking Parker Posey sits on a stack of ...

“I write to be heard,” J. Drew Lanham said toward the end of his reading, answering questions from the audience. Lanham presented at the Beck Series in collaboration with biology, Black studies, and ...

As of the fall semester of 2025, first-year students will live on East Quad in four residence halls: Crawford, East, Huffman, and Shepardson. The current first-year halls, Shorney and Smith on West ...

The Denison’s men’s swimming and diving team took home the NCAA Division III national championship title on March 22. The title is its first since 2019 and sixth overall. The meet was held in ...

Denison’s theatre program opened its season with “The Grown-Up,” a play by Jordan Harrison that explores memory, change and the process of growing up. The story followed a young man, Kai, as he ...