Katherine Dimancescu’s debut narrative offers readers a window into the lives of some of her well-known and also little known maternal ancestors who helped shape the New England communities they c...
Based upon the naturopathic tenet that nature heals, The Health Revolution: Give Yourself the Healthcare You Deserve provides medical history, eight simple guidelines to living your best life, and ...
Show your Denison spirit with this Sports decal
outside application on glass, metal or plastic
removable with no residue effect
weather & fade resistant
Share your pride of being a Denison University Mom with this split D Mom decal. This decal is a great way to customize many products (including cars) and a great way to take your Denison Mom pride ...
Featuring premium 100% cotton twill with details you won’t find from others so that it’s built to last. Unstructured low profile fit, full top-stitching, self-fabric sweatband and taping, premium h...
Great for leftovers or packing your lunch. This bowl is microwave & dishwasher safe and BPA-free. Good for hot or cold items and has a lifetime guarantee.
Show your Denison pride by hanging this 3'x5' DuraWave flag at your house! Manufactured of 150 denier nylon these flags are double-lock stitched around the perimeter and quadruple stitched on the ...
Underground Fugue by Margot Singer. Singer, who teaches English at Denison University in Ohio, has won a Flannery O’Connor Award for her short stories, and her skill with that concentrated form is...
Congregational Music-Making and Community in a Mediated Age edited by Anna E Nekola and Tom Wagner. Anna E Nekola is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Denison University, teaching in the departme...
Denison University presents the "Practitioner's Guide to Account-Based Marketing" by Bev Burgess with Dave Munn. Dave holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Denison University from the C...
Denison University presents "Art and Ventriloquism" by David Goldblatt
This exciting collection of David Goldblatt's essays, available for the first time in one volume, uses the metaphor of ventril...
