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Patel, a prominent civic leader and author, will speak at the college’s 185th Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 16.

The former Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at Randolph-Macon College will join Denison in July 2026.

Students in Professor Erik Klemetti’s Rocks, Minerals, and Soils class relish their moment on the academic stage.

New programs include a finance major, machine learning & AI and organizational strategy & leadership minors, and a sports analytics domain.

The keynote and workshops will be free and open to the public.

Eric Colaco ’25 is a finalist for the Greater Cleveland Sports Awards’ Male Collegiate Athlete of the Year. Here’s how you can help him win.

Denison is helping Ohio K-12 schools build smart, responsible AI policies that empower learning.

Generous donors have committed more than $30.5 million to renovate historic Doane Hall and create a campus hub for data, technology, and innovation.

Liv Gjestvang, Denison VP and CIO, is recognized for her campus-wide impact in technology and innovation.

An all-Big Red final compelled ITA regional tournament organizers to move the championship match from Kalamazoo, Michigan, to Denison’s campus.

More than 130 Summer Scholars enjoyed the opportunity to explain their projects to fellow students and faculty at two symposiums.

U.S. News rankings show gains overall and in best value, social mobility, undergraduate teaching, and first-year experience.

At a launch party hosted by Denison, best-selling author Jeffrey Selingo says the college has ‘all the elements of a dream school.’

Employers say Denison’s reputation for developing career-ready students is a key factor in attracting the largest attendance to date.

The first 12 recipients of the award are being honored for their early career accomplishments, community service, and continued commitment to the college.

Big Red begins play as a club team in the 2025-26 academic year before transitioning to the varsity level. Tim Sherwood named its first coach.

Marc B. Lautenbach ’83 reflects on Denison’s impact and looks toward an exciting future for the university

It’s not every year Denison’s first home football game lands in October — and this time, it just happens to align with Big Red Weekend, Oct. 3-5.

Refreshed main entrance offers a peek at construction of the new data sciences center.

Recognition in multiple categories affirms Denison’s position as nation’s premier liberal arts college for career preparation.

A stunning new image reveals the secret behind unexpectedly bright high-energy gamma-ray and neutrino emissions from a peculiar blazar.

Denison and Kaplan have partnered to provide courses for graduate-level admissions exams and professional certifications.

Gifts of all sizes totaling $61.8 million helped demonstrate the collective power of the university community.

Executive-in-residence program brings industry leaders to The Hill for their professional expertise, expanded student mentorship opportunities.

Deeds Field-Piper Stadium resurfacing is the latest in a series of improvements and renovations to athletic facilities.

A dominating spring campaign, which produced an NCAA men’s tennis title, vaulted Denison to a sixth straight conference all-sports trophy.

Award-winning author and Professor Margot Singer explores intrigue and identity in her collection of personal essays, Secret Agent Man.

Big Red caps a dominant season with a comeback victory in the final to continue a remarkable year for Denison athletics.

Class of 2025 Commencement stories, photos, and video.

Biochemistry major Gunn supported individuals with special needs through therapeutic interactions with horses.

Award affirms Denison's leadership in preparing students to launch quickly and successfully after graduation.

As a scholar and athlete, Cameron McIntosh will bring a broad student perspective to the Denison Board of Trustees.

Renaming of Beth Eden honors Everett David Reese, a longtime Denison trustee.

Day is receiving the Ping Award for her work in serving people in need in Licking County.

Denison’s 2025 student commencement speaker is Jess Cohen, a history and Black studies double major from Brooklyn, New York.

Distinguished graduates to receive the university’s highest honor.

The Big Red won its first regular-season conference title in 57 years. Now, Denison heads to the NCAA tournament to meet Franklin College on March 7.

In their own words, the 2025 Varsity D Association Hall of Fame inductees describe the joys of representing Denison athletics.

Susan Whiting ’78 and Lisa Stewart McKnight ’90 to cross paths on a historic night hosted by the National Women’s History Museum.

The men’s program, celebrating 70 years as a varsity sport, will hold its first reunion in April.

Bridgewater will speak at the college’s 184th Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 17.

Generous donors have committed more than $29 million to the first-of-its-kind center for data sciences.

One of the Big Red's greatest athletic eras came under the stewardship of an alum who built connections, changed cultures, and put student-athletes first.

The new center will result from the renovation of the 21,250-square-foot historic Doane Administration Building and a 17,700-square-foot addition.

The generous gift from David Reese ’62 and his wife, Weezie, will enhance their endowed fund dedicated to reducing student loan debt.

Eric Holder tells Denison students among Swasey Chapel audience that “pessimism breeds retreat.”

A high-achieving Class of 2028 underscores Denison’s growing appeal as a top-flight, nationally renowned liberal arts college.

Rankings from U.S. News and the Princeton Review recognize the university's academic innovation and career preparation.

As part of the Lugar Lecture Series, Holder will meet with classes and engage in a moderated conversation at Swasey Chapel.

Gifts of all sizes totaling $60.5 million helped demonstrate the collective power of the university community.