Stephanie Arcail was a recovering heroin addict taking care of her happy and healthy 11-month old daughter, Eliana. Then Stephanie died from a heroin overdose 2 weeks after journalist Anne Saker reported on her recovery progress. Saker now face...

[This story was previously published in Ohio Newsroom.]For decades, students at Upper Arlington High School walked across their campus, unaware of the history buried beneath their very own feet. The land—now home to classrooms and athlet...

A lot of women report feeling brain fog and strange cognitive differences as they transition to motherhood, and are unsure of why. While many people believe this is a result of sleep deprivation and the added stressors of being a parent, we ...

The story follows Noam's journey from dealing with TMJ disorder, to inventing TMJ Pen for people dealing with the similar issue.By Ray Vo ‘27 

Stephanie Arcail was a recovering heroin addict taking care of her happy and healthy 11-month old daughter Eliana, until Stephanie died from a heroin overdose 2 weeks after journalist Anne Saker reports on her recovery progress. Saker now fa...

Local nurse, Heather Long, donates a kidney to nine-year-old after responding to a billboard ad.By Chloe Benson ‘25, Luke Dunlap ‘27, and Selah Griffin ‘25 

Community Participant category winner at Journalism at Denison's sixth annual Podcast-a-thon in March 2024.Laura Joelsson ’24 created “Exploring Relationships Through Nature,” about the impacts of nature on forming relationships. The po...

Honorable Mention at Journalism at Denison's sixth annual Podcast-a-thon in March 2024.Lindsey Urban ’26, Clare Elden ’25 and Sydney Schlatter ’27 from professor Erik Klemetti’s earth science course dig into the geology behind Gordon Li...

Honorable Mention at Journalism at Denison's sixth annual Podcast-a-thon in March 2024.Katie Houpt ’26 and Molly Way ’27 from professor Alan Miller’s journalism ethics course created “Virgina Heffernan: Tina’s Tale,” about a dilemma tha...

Grand Champion Buzzy Winner and People's Choice Award at Journalism at Denison's sixth annual Podcast-a-thon in March 2024.Sophia Sabota '24 won both awards for her story, “Brain Injury Resulting from Violence: An Important Conversation...