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Cristina Caldari, Justin Coleman, and Philip Rudd

Three Denison professors awarded tenure in 2024

Denison welcomes newly tenured faculty Cristina Caldari, Justin Coleman, and Philip Rudd.
Liv Gjestvang

Denison’s Liv Gjestvang recognized as technology leader

Industry leader honors VP and CIO Liv Gjestvang for leadership, innovation, and excellence in technology.
Scott Smitson in a classroom pointing at a map

Learning grand strategy from a master

In a course taught by military strategist Scott Smitson, students explore theory, policy, partnerships, and other tools to solve wicked problems.
Mark Snider

Attorney Mark Snider ‘01 joins Cleveland law office as partner

Mark A. Snider ‘01 is joining Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP as a partner. His practice focuses on business and tax-related legal matters.
via NelsonMullins.com
Amanda Kasper

Amanda Kasper ‘95 on adjusting to the future of work

Amanda Kasper, co-founder of Alpha Kilo, a cultural communications agency with Airbnb as a client, shares five ways to redefine success.
via Thrive Global

Announcing the 2024 Alumni Citation recipients

Denison is proud to recognize these distinguished graduates with the university’s highest honor.
Swasey Chapel

At 100, Swasey Chapel ages gracefully by adapting to the times

The campus landmark has served its student body — and its nation! — by bending to the needs of those who enter its sanctuary.
Steve Carell taking a selfie with the audience at Swasey Chapel

Chapel is a theater of dreams for fans of world-class performances

Maya Angelou’s appearance in 1993 is one of many transcendent talents of the academic, political, and entertainment worlds to grace the Swasey stage.
Swasey Chapel's organ

Organ donors give new life to Swasey sound

The beloved chapel organ is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a significant gift for a much-needed renovation.
Student receiving presidents medal at academic awards convocation

Picture-perfect celebrations enhance Swasey legacy

Weddings, award ceremonies, standing ovations: the chapel is a place for joy.
Swasey Chapel with shrub

Swasey tales: Mystery shrubs in steeple, Halloween hijinks, and more

The 100-year-old chapel and the Denison benefactor for which it’s named have plenty of colorful stories. Here’s a sampling.
Swasey Chapel under construction

The chapel’s architecture is solid — but it doesn’t define Swasey

Swasey looks like others built in the 1920s. But its location, elevation, and memory-making celebrations distinguish it for alums.
Peter Warlick

Peter Warlick ‘87 soars to the top of American Airlines

Peter Warlick ‘87 rises to new heights at American Airlines where he currently serves as vice president and treasurer.
via American Airlines News
Karl Scheider

Karl Schneider ‘87 on the defense team at Eastman & Smith

Schneider stands as defense counsel for criminal matters, including public corruption and matters involving tax, health care, and securities.
via CityBiz
Caroline Cavalier ’26

Five tips to get the most out of your college experience

Three semesters in, Caroline Cavalier ’26 has added a major, traveled twice for academics, and tested a career path through an internship.
Margot Singer

Prof. Margot Singer receives arts excellence award

English professor and author Margot Singer receives an Ohio Arts Council recognition for her “artistic excellence and professional accomplishment.”
via Ohio Arts Council
Academic Quad

Fulbright winners find life-changing experiences in posts abroad

Denison is again named a top-producing Fulbright college — here’s what that prestigious designation means to grads.

Denison student art displayed in Granville’s Village Hall

Studio art major Renai Heath ‘25 is getting a solo show in a very public venue - the windows of Granville’s Village Hall.
via Newark Advocate
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