The Department of Music presents the annual Bluegrass and American Roots Festival. This year, the festival will feature two nationally renowned bands - The Henhouse Prowlers, a Chicago-based bluegrass powerhouse that promotes the genre worldwide through its Bluegrass Ambassadors program and Never Come Down, a five-piece group from Oregon that blends modern and traditional styles […]
Embark on an exhilarating conversation with Denison Professor and author Jonathan Maskit during an author talk on his groundbreaking book, "Bicycle." Dive deep into the heart of the ongoing battle for shared spaces between cyclists and drivers. This dynamic discussion will explore the environmental, societal, and legal landscapes reshaped by the reign of the automobile […]
Called “a raucous, grungy, irresistibly exuberant … fun-loving, exceptionally virtuosic family” by Zachary Woolfe of the New York Times, Wild Up has been lauded as one of classical music’s most exciting groups by virtually every significant institution and critic within earshot. The GRAMMY®-nominated ensemble was started by Artistic Director Christopher Rountree, his vision of a […]
Join us for an exciting and free event for everyone as part of Denison University Family Weekend! Students, alumni, and families of all ages, near and far, are welcome to enjoy a day of activities and actively participate in our current exhibitions. Engage in interactive tours, participate in thrilling science activities, take a portrait in […]
We, the current cohort of students living at the Denison Homestead this Fall 2024, would love to cordially invite you to our biannual Homestead Open House! We are excited to welcome each of you, this Friday 10/11, to celebrate the rich history of the homestead as well as experience our vibrant and eclectic student community […]
The Denison Singers will perform alongside current students in the Denison Chamber Singers, conducted by Harris Ipock. The afternoon concert will feature choral music and is a part of the final celebration of Swasey Chapel’s 100th birthday and Big Red Weekend. Special thanks to Dr. Bill Osborne for the legacy of The Denison Singers. This […]
Uncover the secrets of Ohio’s ancient pilgrimage route— explore the Great Hopewell Road. “Jeff Gill self-describes as a writer, storyteller, and preacher in central Ohio, with a background in history and archaeology, who writes regularly for a variety of local publications." The Great Hopewell Road, constructed by the Hopewell people between A.D. 1-400, represents one […]
Join us for lunch and a dynamic hour program celebrating the newly designated UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks. “Dig into history and rise as a Heritage Ambassador—celebrate the Hopewell Earthworks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and gain the tools to share its legacy!” Join us for lunch and a dynamic hour program […]
Legendary actress, dancer, and singer, Rita Moreno is a true Hollywood and Broadway legend having been honored and recognized for her acclaimed performances during her more than 80 year career. She has won all four of the most prestigious awards in show business: an Oscar, a Tony, two Emmys, and a Grammy. In collaboration with […]
It's the American Dream. On a rural farm in Licking County, Matt and Bethany work to build their life in a system no longer designed for small farmers. Stress seeps into every aspect of their life. Rest and relaxation could bring dead animals and financial distress. Can they grow against the odds? Join The Reporting […]
As part of Denison's Earth Week celebration Adam Met will visit the campus and give a public talk "A New Climate for a New Climate." Adam Met is a musician, educator, advocate, and writer. Met is the “A” in the multi-platinum band AJR. The group tours the world to bring their indie-pop music to millions of fans, allowing Met […]
Reynolds Playwright-in-Residence Braxton Rae guides and devises with a company of student theatre-makers on a new performance event. This event is free and open to the public; however, tickets are […]
Reynolds Playwright-in-Residence Braxton Rae guides and devises with a company of student theatre-makers on a new performance event. This event is free and open to the public; however, tickets are […]
The Denison Chamber Singers and Denison Concert Choir join forces with the Denison Symphony Orchestra for a performance of Maurice Duruflé’s “Requiem, Op. 9.” This piece combines elements of Gregorian Chant and French impressionist harmonies in a meditative and soul-stirring setting of the Requiem service. The program also includes Gabriel Fauré’s “Pavane,” Op. 50. Featuring […]
Reynolds Playwright-in-Residence Braxton Rae guides and devises with a company of student theatre-makers on a new performance event. This event is free and open to the public; however, tickets are […]
