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About Denison | Denison University Denison University is a fully residential liberal arts college that delivers a life-shaping education focused on launching graduates quickly and successfully into lives and careers Our classes are small, challenging, and engaging, taught by faculty who are exceptional educators and mentors
Academics - Denison University Denison’s curriculum balances breadth with depth, building academic specialization upon a liberal arts foundation While our students pursue specialized learning in their chosen majors, they also develop the framework for an integrated intellectual life, spiritually and morally informed, with an emphasis on global perspective and civic engagement
Our History | About Denison Founded in 1831 and focused then, as now, on preparing effective leaders and active citizens, Denison University holds a storied place on the landscape of American higher education Among the earliest colleges to be established in the old “Northwest Territory,” beyond the Allegheny Mountains and north of the Ohio River, Denison University held its first classes during the presidency of
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Denisons History lt; Denison University Denison holds a storied place in American higher education Among the earliest colleges to be established in the original "Northwest Territory" beyond the Allegheny Mountains and north of the Ohio River, it held its first classes during the presidency of Andrew Jackson The institution was first called the Granville Literary and Theological Institution, then Granville College In the mid-1850s