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 ...

The next three semesters will be the last time that students can live at the Homestead, a living-learning community at Denison focused on sustainability. The current residential form of the Homestead, ...

On April 11, students gathered on the third floor of Slayter Student Union for the Big Red Cosplay Collective’s Spring Cosplay Revival. The event provided Raising Cane’s as well as drinks from Sips, a ...

Want to see Alli Pinta’s experience? Watch this vlog of her staying in room 9. ALLI PINTA, Special to The Denisonian – “There are several places in Granville that have stories,” and The Buxton Inn is ...

It should be noted that since the drafting of this opinion piece, Denison Cheerleading has successfully acquired space in the Recreational Gym to utilize throughout the remainder of the 2026 season.

The entering class of 2027 is a group admitted from roughly 14,500 applicants, a 19% increase from last year and a record number in Denison’s history. About 1,600 of those applications were early ...

How does a biomechanics major become a best selling author? For Denison alum James Clear, his journey starts with discovering his personal passion and motivation. Clear was born and raised in Hamilton ...

The sweeping renovation and expansion of previously named Doane Hall, one of campus’s most prominent and historic buildings, positions Denison to make major steps toward integrating data across the ...

Denison received its fourth-highest number of applicants this year at 12,000, down from last year’s 15,000 applicants. The acceptance rate is expected to shift from 17% for the class of 2028 to about ...

Started by a group of swimmers at Denison, Serve to Swim is a community service group under the Denison Community Service Organization that promotes and raises awareness about water safety. “We’ve ...

In 1981, Kim Coplin ‘85 walked into the Denison University admissions office as a prospective student. She was planning to stay for two years before transferring to a pharmacy or engineering program.

Four alumni shared how serving abroad reshaped their understanding of grassroots development work and their responsibility as global citizens. Since 1961, the Peace Corps has sent Americans abroad to ...