Getting a handle on molecular ‘baskets’

Chemistry professor Jordan Fantini and his students are developing basket-like molecular structures that can be used in a number of new applications.

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Jerome Price (center) and the third-grade class of “Team Duke” at the college-focused Promise Academy, where each class is named for the teacher’s alma mater.

Voices of Denison

Educational access and inequity in the nation’s capitol

Jerome Price ’12 discusses on the inequities of access that exist among America’s educational systems.

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On Campus

So you think you can dance?

Dada Masilo’s Vail Series performance on Friday—her American premiere—will fuse classical ballet and African dance.

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On Campus

Tonight’s the night

After 50 years of service, historic Gregory Pool hosts its final intercollegiate swimming and diving meet.

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Beyond Campus

Sunglasses at night

Last night, from Granville all the way to London and Rio de Janeiro, alums gathered together for After Work with Denison…Everywhere.

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On Campus

Defying the distance

On Monday, the campus community celebrated the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr. through a series of “teach-ins.”

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The Brain Bee is a free competition for high school students that tests their knowledge of neuroscience.
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Migrations

In this issue: A look at the migrations of the people and organisms (even extraterrestrials!) among us ... Hal Holbrook's early years ... Is the United States Postal Service Here to Stay? ... And how not to embarrass your kid during the college search.

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