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Your last chance to register for Big Red Weekend!
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Have you heard about Denison's newly reimagined homecoming?
Big Red Weekend is a three-day celebration geared especially toward alums. It’s a chance to return to our beautiful campus, during the peak of fall, to meet up with old friends, build new connections, meet current students, and cheer on all things Denison! Don’t miss your chance to be part of the parties, performances, and autumnal excitement on The Hill!
Check out the schedule and register before time runs out!
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Rising national rankings reflect Denison’s leadership in the liberal arts
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‘This experience broadened my horizons’
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This summer, 22 students spent six weeks learning about the world of financial literacy and wellness. They received steady feedback from the program coordinator, mentors, business leaders, and focus groups as they developed innovative ideas and built products for their client, Park National Bank. Learn more about how students gained hands-on experience this summer.
Are you interested in sharpening your skills? Denison Edge programs are offered virtually and in person in Columbus, Ohio. Edge programs are free for alums 0 - 10 years post-graduation and 50% off for other alums. Check out new programs, including digital advertising and storytelling with data.
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Reading and Conversation with Author Keith McWalter ’71
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6 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 22
Granville Center for the Arts
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Join Denison philosophy professor Sam Cowling for a reading and conversation with acclaimed author and alum Keith McWalter. Together, they’ll explore his provocative new book, Lifers, which tackles the staggering implications of longer lives, where living forever may not be just a dream but a daunting reality. Learn more and register for the event.
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Denison in Shaker Heights — Presidential Reception
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6 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 12
Cleveland Skating Club
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We’re bringing our “fair college on the hill” to you! Connect with area Denisonians and President Adam Weinberg in Shaker Heights, Ohio. You’ll learn more about what is in store for Denison’s future, and celebrate the school’s continued progress. Learn more and register for the reception.
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Host a Denison Everywhere gathering this January
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Each year on the last Wednesday in January, Denisonians meet in cities around the world to celebrate the college and each other. This annual event’s success is thanks to the fantastic volunteers who take the lead in coordinating events in their city to create an opportunity for alums, families, and friends of Denison to connect.
Hear from one of our past Denison Everywhere organizers, Luke Romick ’16, about what makes the event so special as a volunteer:
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“I am grateful for the opportunity to organize an event in my own community that brings together Denisonians across multiple generations. It’s something I look forward to each year. Even though it’s been nearly a decade since I graduated, hosting Denison Everywhere annually in Los Angeles helps me feel like I never left The Hill.”
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We are especially excited for our next celebration, happening on Jan. 29, 2025, as we celebrate 20 years of Denison Everywhere. Help us connect Denisonians across generations by volunteering to host an event in your city. Help us make this the greatest Denison Everywhere yet!
Check out our list of locations and get in touch with Gary Fleisner ’13, associate director of regional and lifelong engagement, to get started!
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Congratulations to our Swasey Sweethearts!
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Congratulations to the winners of the Swasey Sweethearts Sweepstakes, Hannah Boyd ’01 and Andrew Boyd ’00. The couple wed in Swasey Chapel on Aug. 5, 2001. “If it wasn’t the hottest day of the year, it certainly felt like it!” Hannah says. “The handheld fans in the pews at Swasey were badly needed that day. We have beautiful memories of our wedding and many wonderful photos with Swasey as the backdrop.”
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As the winners of the sweepstakes meant to celebrate Swasey Chapel’s 100th anniversary, the Boyds will come back to Swasey for a very special vow-renewal ceremony.
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We love to see what Denisonians are up to! Join us in congratulating Kathi, Adero, Caiti, Jenn, and Eric on their accomplishments.
Kathi Kiebler ’84
Kathi recently earned her master of library and information science from the University of North Carolina, Greensboro.
Adero Robinson ’95
Adero was recently named the CEO of Communities in Schools Ohio.
Caiti Schoroering ’09
Caiti’s book, Global Solidarities Against Water Grabbing: Without Water, We Have Nothing, was published by Manchester University Press last month.
Jenn Nguyen ’15 and Eric Evans ’15
Jenn and Eric tied the knot on June 15 in a beautiful ceremony on Cape Cod. They were surrounded by family and friends, including 14 Denison alums.
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