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 ...

Education is a driving force of upward mobility—breaking barriers and creating pathways to equal opportunity. Unfortunately, for many students, the rising cost of education puts this ideal at risk.

After the success of Molière’s classic play “Tartuffe” last spring, assistant director of theatre, Dr. Aviva Neff, directed Denison students in a production of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth.” Performances ...

On April 26, Reese-Shackelford Common was alive with music and dance. The Black Student Union (BSU) and Doobie Radio presented Culture Palooza, which has become a highlight of the spring semester. The ...

Jackson Bragman, Staff Writer Twenty-three-year-old professional table tennis player Marty Mauser (Timothée Chalamet) paces in the lobby of his friend Dion (Luke Manley)’s apartment building, having ...

By Kristof Oltvai, News Editor The college faculty welcomed 611 new Denisonians to the Hill Sunday night to begin the trek toward 2018. Selected from more than 5000 applicants, this new... aug-o, ...

The Denison Theatre Department is working on their spring performance “Spring Awakening” this semester, with the first showing on April 30. This will also be Alison Morooney’s debut as a director at ...

ChiefOn April 24, Denison’s American Roots Ensemble held their final concert of the year in Swasey Chapel. The concert centered around the work of singer and songwriter Emmylou Harris, and also ...

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 ...

ChiefThe lively chatter of students and faculty is drowned out by the sounds of Bundo’s rock performance. The clearing, surrounded by a few artful cozy buildings, has been set up with different ...

Dropping points to Manchester City and Bournemouth in recent weeks, there’s been non-stop chatter about Arsenal bottling the league once again. After being runner-up three times in each of the past ...

Among commitments to extracurricular organizations, Sophia Paolillo ‘27 has spent much of her time at the Granville Township Fire Department. At her peak, she estimated that she spent 20 to 25 hours ...