Discover how Davidson College alum and Watson Fellow Luis Cordero ’22 is reimagining elderly care through community-based ...

Despite the economy showing resilience in terms of growth, Americans continue to express widespread anxiety driven by the ...

Five Davidson College presidents, representing 42 years of leadership of the college, gathered on campus this week at a tense moment for higher education. Watch the event recording: To paraphrase an ...

Alums share how Davidson College prepared them for the unexpected and unconventional. Guided by the lessons they learned as Davidson College students, these six alums made the bold choice to take an ...

When the opening ceremonies for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games kick off in Milan this Friday, the competitors will be rekindling a tradition that stretches back over two millennia. The Olympic Games, ...

For years, Davidson College students have partnered with the nearby Ada Jenkins Center, learning from and supporting children and families through teaching, tutoring and mentoring. With Hinds Feet ...

Davidson College’s Institute for Public Good won a $4 million federal grant to help teach and cultivate respectful disagreement and civil debate on 100 college and university campuses. The award by ...

Dinners and dog walkers after a baby’s birth. A loaf of warm sourdough bread and a “thinking of you” card after a mother’s death. Two young sisters’ coupon for an argument-free 48 hours. A scrap book ...

Kenai is a 5-year-old Siberian Husky. She lives in the mountains of western Virginia, and learning boundaries is part of her training — responding to commands or where she can go off the leash. Once ...

Army Air Corps First Lieutenant Sam Maloney ’48 lined up rows of folding chairs for a makeshift church service he would lead on the deck of a ship transporting troops to Okinawa in the last months of ...

In her 60 years at Davidson College, Lula Bell Houston washed students’ clothes, sheets and towels, carefully setting aside the money, pens and keys she’d find in their pockets to return to them with ...