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‘Hobart Park’ Literary Magazine Wins Best of Show Award

April is National Poetry Month and �������� bursts with a community full of talented poets and creatives. Poetry, art and literature abound in Hobart Park, a student produced literary magazine. The North Carolina College Media Association recently awarded Hobart Park with a 2023 Best of Show recognition. Learn more.

Photo Essay: English Scholars Go to AWP Conference

In February, Abbott Scholars in ��������’s English Department had the opportunity to attend the AWP (Association of Writers & Writer Programs) Conference in Kansas City. Check out their photos and reflections. 

Joining the Appalachian Ensemble

A student describes how taking a class with ��������’s music department helped him discover his love of playing old time banjo.

CDC Chief: Combatting a Pandemic With Unexpected Twists

A �������� audience got some insider insight about public health leaders’ thinking and actions during the coronavirus pandemic. The college recently hosted a talk, “Lessons from the COVID-19 Response: Reflections on Masking," with John T. Brooks, infectious disease expert with the CDC. Learn more.

'Bracketologists' Weigh in With March Madness Predictions

The men’s NCAA basketball tournament begins this week — March Madness is upon us. A �������� professor has advice for hoops fans hoping to create winning brackets. Read more.

Need a Good Read? Author and McGee Professor Rone Shavers Defies Convention

Author and �������� McGee Professor of Creative Writing Rone Shavers talks Afrofuturism, mind-blowing fiction and what it takes to push against convention. Read more.

On Course: Insect Essentials for a Bug-Phobic World

In the �������� biology course “Insects and People,” students learn about the many ways insects, the animal group with the largest percentage of organisms, interact with humans. Learn more. 

�������� Delivers Nearly Half-billion Dollar Economic Impact

�������� boosts economic vitality of the Charlotte area and state of North Carolina, supporting nearly $500 million of economic impact annually, according to a new study. The college’s commitment to community service and the development of future leaders demonstrates a broader influence that extends far beyond its campus. Learn more.

Unveiling Ancient Mysteries: A Multidisciplinary Odyssey in Cyprus

Three environmental studies students at �������� share adventures of their summer archaeological research with Prof. Brad Johnson in Cyprus.

Legal Sports Betting in NC Will Bring Revenue and Ethical Challenges. It Could Also Set the Stage for a Cheating Scandal

Online sports betting begins in North Carolina on March 11. �������� Professor Sean McKeever explores the ethical issues and potential pitfalls that could result. Learn more. 

Support for �������� Arboretum a Boon for Beauty and the Environment

Recognized as the most beautiful campus in the country by College Rover, �������� became a national arboretum in 1986. A gift by alum John Saunders launches a new arboretum endowment. Read more.

From Campus Leader to West Coast Litigator: Aditi Ghatlia ’18 Turns Theory Into Practice

Her leadership roles across campus and the friendships she made at Davidson prepared Aditi Ghatlia ’18 for a career in law. Working as a litigator on the West Coast, she continues to seek out communities and experiences where she can make a difference. 

Ryan Kozlowski ’16: From Student Researcher to Physics Professor

As Assistant Professor of Physics at the College of the Holy Cross, Ryan Kozlowski ’16 encourages his students to grow and take part in the research process, offering the kind of support he received from his Davidson mentors. 

Four Students Discuss Their Summers With Davidson in Washington

Four political science majors share their experiences with Davidson in Washington, an immersive summer opportunity for �������� students. Learn more.

Economist/�������� Professor Fred Smith tells NBC Sports Chicago the White Sox' timing in wanting a new stadium isn't "accidental"

Outside In: Photo Essay Captures Spirit of Davidson Outdoors & Trip Leader Training

�������� student Kaspars Golos ’27 chronicles in photos several trips with the Davidson Outdoors program, including backpacking along the Appalachian Trail. Learn more. 

In Their Words: Remembering Charles “Lefty” Driesell

The impact of Charles "Lefty" Driesell extended far beyond the basketball court, shaping the Davidson community in ways that will be remembered for generations.

Indigo Girls Return to �������� for Concert in New Stadium

Experience the Grammy-winning Indigo Girls in concert at �������� April 26. Read more.

Finding a Place, Creating a Legacy: Alvin Atkinson ’81 Pays It Forward

Alvin Atkinson '81 overcame challenges to find his place at ��������, get involved, and develop a lifelong commitment to leadership and service that impacts current scholar-athlete Malik McDaniel '25. Learn more. 

Phi Beta Kappa Elects New Members for 2024

The Gamma Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at �������� is pleased to publicly announce the new members-in-course for 2024.