Our son started college here last August 2015. He loves it. Excellent school programs! Nice small…read moreschool & class size. He is able to come home week-ends!

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I went to Lourdes University for my MBA. The faculty was really caring and I even had the…read moreopportunity to study abroad in South Africa. The dining hall is also pretty delicious.

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Growing up, my father and I bonded over frequent visits to a small, local college to watch (and…read morecheer on) their basketball team. Those are some of my fondest memories. Now, with a son and daughter of my own, I've become a huge fan of the Denison Big Red. We take time out of our busy schedules to drive a few miles down the road to cheer on the Big Red. NCAA basketball isn't all about packed arenas and $75 tickets. At Denison, you can get into the game for free (or, if you choose, the price of a small donation that normally, I believe, goes to charity). At the game, you can literally sit court-side and feel like you are part of the action, part of the team. You won't witness the NBA's next generation of high-flying stars, but you will see teams devoted to execution and hustle. All the drama of great competition is there. During half time we like to wonder around the beautiful campus and facilities. So, for helping me to make quality family memories and for providing top-notch competition that we can actually be close to and feel a part of, I toss five stars Denison's way. Go BIG RED!

Denison as an institution is more focused on profit and a facade of student support than on…read morecultivating "autonomous thinkers, discerning moral agents, and active citizens of a democratic society." as they claim in their mission statement. The decisions I've seen during and after my time there demonstrate a trend towards disempowering student leadership and programs that support autonomous thinking, moral discernment, and active engagement. I was a student 2016-2020. I was a Posse scholar, a scholarship program that supports student leaders from marginalized communities to succeed in college. A program which had a hugely positive impact on multicultural student organizing on campus and campus life in general by creating a network of diverse student leaders on campus. President Weinberg ended that program at the end of my time at Denison. I have not seen the impacts of this decision directly, but I imagine it has weakened the structural social web of student organizing. Now President Weinberg has plans to close the Homestead, which has been a home for student organizing, creative, cultural and technological innovation since its inception in 1977. During my last two years I lived at the Homestead, a student cooperative built by students. Living at the Homestead was absolutely the most educationally impactful experience I had at Denison, and one of the most formative experiences of my life. Living in a consensus based student led community created an environment for actual collaboration, experimentation, and creative expression in a way no other place on campus does. Living at the homestead remains the most valuable part of my college education. In a time of AI and rapid ecological and societal change, I believe spaces where young people can experiment with culture and technology are increasingly important for creating the kind of grounded collaborative leadership we need from people everywhere. I urge Denisons Board of Trustees to consider how special and unique the Homestead Program really is, and support it to thrive rather than seeing it as an opportunity for land development.

This is a great university with so much to offer! I have visited this campus 5 times over the past…read more5 years have loved watching it expand and grow! One thing that stands out is the way their student enrollment has grown from year to year. I think this really speaks to the quality of their programs and campus life! Not to mention, they have adjusted so well by adding new housing facilities. My experience on the campus of Trine University has been limited to Hoosier Girls State, which is a week long camp that is hosted here each year in the month of June. It is a great program, and Trine does a great job in facilitating it and giving it a place to call home! The Trine personnel, from coordinators and dining staff to residence hall maintainers, are so welcoming and willing to bend over backward for their guests. Another thing that stands out about this university is how generous they are when it comes to hosting programs, such as Hoosier Girls State for high schoolers across the state. Each year, the university offers a scholarship to each Hoosier Girls State delegate to apply to their college tuition if they choose to attend Trine University. This is unique and an outstanding gesture of this great university! I am confident life as a student at Trine University is as great as the experience I have had as a former delegate and counselor at Hoosier Girls State. I imagine it is a great place to prepare for ones future!

Wonderful university. Professors who truly care about your success on a campus that is fun wirh…read moreactivities and top rate facilities and state of art technology. A very non-complacent learning institute that uses the best tools for education. For a D3 school, athletic programs are top notch. I highly recommend this school. Great place to learn and live.

This review is mainly of the basketball arena, since that's where I've spent most of my time, but…read moreI've seen a bit of the rest of the school. I'm not a student, so I can't speak to it academically. Sweetie's brother goes here, and plays basketball. So four stars is just right, because I am indeed a fan. The arena is fairly small, but well-laid-out and works well for spectators. Concessions, tickets, bathrooms, etc., make sense and are cheap and clean. Parking isn't too bad; there are no public lots right next door, so you need to walk a bit, but there is plenty. As for the rest of the school, the campus is pretty and there are some architecturally interesting buildings. His dorm is, well, pretty typical, though a bit nicer than my dorm at OSU long ago. Students are friendly, and I haven't seen any craziness- but then I haven't been there late on a Saturday night.

A beautiful campus with a great staff! Proud of my brother who is part of the Inaugural Class of…read more2016! Dedicated Faculty and Staff- providing excellent education for future Pharmacists. Thanks a million!

I really hope a LARGE university will buy this and make it a branch campus. Ohio State? No branch…read morenear Dayton ...

Big improvements since merging with Franklin University. Updates to the Dorms and Athletic Fields…read moreamong other investments.