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Friday Feature: Simon's Strength

Better With Age: Pickup Volleyball Not for the Faint of Heart

As Nation Watches North Carolina, Political Science Prof Steps Into Spotlight

Don’t Cancel Class: Chronicle of Higher Education Spotlights Novel Outreach by Career Development Center

The Chronicle of Higher Education spotlighted a new practice by the Center for Career Development that solves two problems at once: how to make the most of missed class time, and how to make career information easily accessible to students.

Politics Prof in Washington Post: Hong Kong Protests Echo Through Taiwan

Notes on US News Rankings for 2020

The Most Transparent Presidency in History: Q&A With Mike Allen, Co-founder of Axios

Education Studies Prof Maps Out Politically Feasible Route to College Affordability

The Atlantic Spotlights Roommate-matching Process at Davidson

Scenes From a Davidson Welcome: Campus Comes Together for a Solid Start

Barings Announces Partnership with AIÉ«É«

Barings, one of the world’s leading financial services firms, today announced a three-year partnership with AIɫɫ that will provide students with research, training, mentorship, and community service opportunities.

Amazon Crisis Triggers Political Firestorm: Prof. Britta Crandall on Brazil’s Response to the Burning Rainforest

First Impressions: Faculty Make the Most of Day One in the Classroom

Former First Lady Ava Clayton Clark Spencer, 1925-2019

Video: Class of 2023 by The Numbers

The AIÉ«É« class of 2023 is an accomplished, innovative group -- think mahout and Musk (you know, Elon). As they converge on campus for new student orientation, learn more about this Wildcat class from Vice President and Dean of Admission & Financial Aid Christopher Gruber.

Digital Studies Profs Blend Tech and Art to Reflect Modern Life

‘I’ll Have What He’s Having’: The Goldberg Becomes a Culinary Classic

Biology Professor Writes in ‘Science’ Why He Invites Current Events Into Classroom

Listen for the Story Instead of the Argument, Pres. Quillen Writes In Detroit Paper

Q&A led by Kaiya Carter ’19 with Author Jason Ockert