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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.

A Welcoming of Deliberative Disagreement: Spotlight on ��������’s DCI

�������� students Daniel Lee '26 and Divin Dushimimana '26 reflect on their work with the Deliberative Citizenship Initiative and the happiness that comes from genuine conversations and thoughtful exchanges of ideas.

Radical Empathy Through Virtual Reality: Tech Has Power to Transform the Patient Experience

�������� alums are helping medical professionals and others confront implicit bias through virtual reality technology. Learn more. 

One of a kind, a true original, a Davidson and college basketball legend. Lefty and his teams accomplished the unthinkable and catapulted a program, college and small N.C. town to new heights.

Cultivating World Scholars: �������� Remains a Top Fulbright Producer

�������� has been named a top producer for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program for the ninth consecutive year. The grants fund research, graduate study and teaching around the globe. 

Brooke Bentley ’01: Athlete, Anchor, Author, Mom

She’s covered two Super Bowls, a Pro Bowl and more. Now, �������� alum and former scholar-athlete Brooke Bentley distills her experiences as a woman sports journalist in her new book, Sideline Confidential. Learn more.

Rick Thurmond ’94: Transforming Charlotte’s Music Scene

Rick Thurmond ’94 wants his home city of Charlotte to be recognized for its vibrant music scene. Through Music Everywhere CLT, he’s working to strengthen the local music economy. 

Delaney Cook ’27 Explores Art Across Disciplines

Delaney Cook ’27 came to �������� eager to explore the many subjects that interest her. A Malú Alvarez Visual Art Scholar, her art draws inspiration from creative writing, biology, computer science and more. 

�������� Names Chloe Poston VP for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

�������� has named Chloe Poston as inaugural vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion. Poston will connect and strengthen existing DEI efforts at the college and guide the work ahead. Learn more.

English Professor Earns National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship

�������� professor receives National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship to translate works by Korean poet Kim Hyesoon. Read more.

Break the Game: Alum Jane M. Wagner’s Debut Film Explores Human Connection in the World of Online Gaming

�������� alumnus and filmmaker Jane M. Wagner delves into the world of online gaming in her documentary Break the Game. Learn more.

Tackling Children’s Mental Health Struggles

School psychologist Katherine Griffin-Erickson ’90 has seen her caseload spike in recent years, most notably since the COVID-19 pandemic. The �������� graduate works with elementary school students to manage stressors, including family strife, social media and pandemic learning losses.

New Documentary Play Spotlights Challenges of Teaching and Learning During the Pandemic

�������� Theatre Professor Sharon Green captures the voices and experiences of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic in her new play, “Teaching and Learning in Pandemic Times.”

A Decade of Making a Difference: Davidson Impact Fellows Reflect on Life-Changing Work

For more than a decade, the Davidson Impact Fellows program has connected recent �������� graduates with organizations across the country that focus on education, healthcare and justice. The fellows build skills, learn from mentors and gain experiences that inform their lives and careers.