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Ondeck brings more than two decades of experience in institutional sales and capital markets to his new role as head of institutional sales.

Price holds a master's degree from George Mason University and is currently a doctoral student at Ohio State University.

Denison professors Marion Ramirez, Ojeya Cruz Banks, Pete Mills, Tim Carpenter, & Christian Faur contribute to interdisciplinary performance, Mareas/Tides.

After a career with IBM and a startup, Link founded an IT support company that serves 70,000+ organizations across the globe.

Papaleonardos says the original piece focuses on the life, work, and collaborators of the famous composer John Cage through 38 vignettes.

Clancey was one of only four journalists chosen from 1,400 applicants for a three-month grant. She will report on local law enforcement and ICE.

Former science teacher Acker has practiced as a respondent parent attorney, divorce attorney, counsel for youth, and guardian ad litem.

Segev was one of only four Columbus artists recognized at the highest level for his work, which often blends music and film.

Spiegelman has held significant roles in several companies, and the Denver Business Journal honored him as Top Chief Legal Officer in 2018.

Tawney, who oversees much of the curriculum for Great Hearts academies, says the book is a "journey through mathematical beauty."

Before joining the Richland school system in Columbia, SC, Rivers served as academic services executive director for Columbus City Schools in Ohio.

The former Denison ice hockey player has also been appointed president of the Iowa Wild, a premier franchise in the American Hockey League.

Grenier brings a background in urban planning, conflict resolution, and program management to her role as the ULI's program manager.

“I didn’t want to write a tribute to (my father's) career. I wanted to know where he came from, who he was — and who I was as a result.”

Rahal won the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course twice in Lexington as a driver and once as a team owner with his son, Graham.

Ansel, a former president of D+S Distribution Inc., has also served on the Wooster City Council and other area boards.

Wright, who continues to see patients and teach part-time, said the $100,000 establishing gift pays tribute to his West Virginia roots.

Reproducibility may be the key idea students need to balance trust in evidence with healthy skepticism.

Associate Professor Wanless will direct the University Center for Social and Urban Research, which conducts research to improve communities.

Javens helped the Big Red women’s swim and dive team to a third-place finish at the 2022 NCAA Championships and earned an NCAC silver medal.

Prestridge will focus on complex commercial litigation and construction disputes.

"Training for this half marathon has forced me to reconnect with my body ... In our moments of suffering, we forget how much we love living."

Rittmaster is a curator at the NC Maritime Museum and directs Bonehenge, an educational center specializing in whales.

Siwik, who has worked with Congress and Deloitte, plans to "return to the Alpine Investors family and help grow great companies."

Welch says, "critical thinking is an invaluable skill in marketing … and having endless curiosity, paired with determination and decisiveness."

The co-founder of I Know I Can, which has helped thousands of kids go to college, says higher education is a right everyone should have.

From Aladdin Diner to Mai Chau's Vietnamese street food, Granville offers a wide range of dining possibilities to residents and Denison students.

Twelve Denison students are involved with The Reporting Project, making it Licking County’s largest newsroom and an essential source of local news.

The festival features films made in Ohio and across the globe, including Denison cinema student Tyler Nguyen’s short film, "Stuck in Frame."

An active Sunday morning at the Columbus Convention Center offers proof that "real human beings" cross divides and care for one another.

Read Baker’s poem, or listen to him read it aloud.

Passaniti has produced 13 Super Bowl commercials in her career and two Emmy-nominated commercials while at Highdive, ranked #4 by AdAge in 2025.

Lempert led the business for brands like Corona Beer, Nokia, Advance Auto Parts, Amstel Beer, Learjet, Mohawk Flooring, and Charles Schwab.

In her appointment to a Seismic Therapeutics Advisory Board, Kahlenberg will advise on impactful new therapies for autoimmune diseases.

Brielle Coleman ’27 investigated a high school property that once held the graves of pioneering Black Ohioans.

With 25 years in higher education advancement, Neal serves as VP for university advancement and executive director of the FAMU Foundation.

Duffy, who designed the flag for Cook County, Illinois, while in high school, says history and perspective are crucial.

Cooper leads Forbes Tate Partners' natural resources and outdoor recreation government affairs practice.

As CRO, Riedy will bring his years of experience at X (formerly Twitter) to the largest digital promotions network in North America.

Recently appointed a senior fellow at the National Energy Technology Lab, Rose leads the program’s science-based AI and machine learning segment.

Wicklund, who has nearly 15 years of investment banking experience, will expand Maxim’s Healthcare Investment Banking division.

Poe, who studied the business side of filmmaking at Denison, made the feature-length horror film, a nod to cult classic <em>Clue</em>, for about $10,000.

Thompson, his twin brother Joshua, and vocalist Psywrn Simone share their journey into sound and pay tribute to Black music on their national tour.

John McHugh says we should foster “the right kind of attitude toward intellectual inquiry in the first place ... curiosity.”

Francois, a former specialist at a paper artworks auction house in New York, has knowledge of material that spans the 15th century through today.

Davis is a partner and group leader of trusts and estates at UB Greensfelder, working with some of the region’s largest financial institutions.

The Professional Grounds Management Society bestowed Denison with an Olmsted Property honor, recognizing the beauty of its property and grounds.

Speaking at a national conference, Haller said Denison's expanding academics help students find their interests and passions in trending careers.

A fall break event connected Denison international students with international alums and employers in Columbus.

“Ignoring AI or banning it was not an option,” says Ludwig, who has shifted from asking “What’s the answer?” to “Why is that the answer?”