Opportunities for students, including scholarships, will grow at Denison thanks to a new 8ドル million gift
Jonathan Silverstein ’89 and his wife, Natalie, expand access and affordability through their ongoing generosity.
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Denison has unveiled its most ambitious campaign in history — a 400ドル million initiative — to expand opportunity, elevate learning, and launch students quickly and successfully into their lives and careers.
Together, there is no stopping What We Can Be.
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A place that maximizes opportunity.
A college reinventing liberal arts education.
A community whose value lasts a lifetime.
Five bold priorities designed to expand opportunity, elevate learning, and prepare students to launch quickly and successfully into their lives and careers without loading them up with debt.
How Giving Makes an Impact
Your gifts make Denison’s life-shaping education possible for new generations.
Focused on the college’s strategic priorities, donor support continues to propel Denison toward its vision of being one of the most respected universities in the country — a college that has stayed true to its roots while also adapting to meet the needs of its students.
Meet our honorary and volunteer campaign leaders — passionate advocates whose energy, vision, and love for Denison are powering us forward.
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Together, there is no limit to What We Can Be.
Denison is a national leader in delivering a truly life-shaping liberal arts education defined by exceptional experiences, proven career outcomes, and strong relationships. Your support is key.
Spotlights
Denison launches the most ambitious campaign in its history
What We Can Be: The Denison Campaign is a 400ドル million fundraising effort supporting Denison’s vision for the future.
Leading in the age of AI: Denison’s bold approach to teaching and learning
Campus symposium explores big questions: What opportunities exist for AI to shape learning with both imagination and integrity?
A Denison room comes full circle
Michele Walton Hoehn ’89 had fond memories of the room in Crawford Hall; now her daughter, Kate ’29, is making her own in the very same space.
Hundreds come home to The Hill
Anchored by a solid turnout from the Class of 1975, Reunion 2025 was a rousing success.
A bigger, better Big Red Weekend
In 2024, Denison's homecoming returned to its roots — and included a visit from none other than Gru.
Learning grand strategy from a master
In a course taught by military strategist Scott Smitson, students explore theory, policy, partnerships, and other tools to solve wicked problems.