President Trump has acted decisively in the weeks following his inauguration, reshaping the federal government to better fit his executive goals and campaign promises. This process includes holding back...

From Jan. 31 to Feb. 2, 89 participants were glued to their seats in the Jay Hurt Hub for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Students, alumni and guests from various institutions worked determinedly for...

As Davidson students launch into another semester of celebrating cultures and religions from all around the world, the College is welcoming its first Associate Chaplain for Muslim Life, Warith Deen Madyun. “It’s...

On  the pillars of the second floor of E. Craig Wall Jr. Academic Center, collectors from the Van Every/Smith Galleries have displayed an array of photos that depict what modern life in Ukraine looks...

Best-selling author and photographer Pete Souza, who is renowned for his work as a White House photographer under former Presidents Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan, came to speak in the Duke Family Performance...

Since 1952, the Davidson College Presbyterian Church has served as the cornerstone of Davidson’s relationship with the Christian tradition. Originally founded by the Presbyterian Church (USA) in 1837,...

Few can claim to have lost their country. Even fewer can claim to have lost their chance for a peaceful return. Exiled independent Russian journalist Elena Kostyuchenko has lost both. Originally hailing...

This past Monday, October 7th, signified the one year anniversary of the most recent Israel-Palestine conflict. On October 7th, 2023, Palestinian terrorist organization Hamas attacked Israel in what was...

When Hurricane Helene made landfall last week as a Category 4 hurricane, it left a path of destruction in its wake. Western North Carolina, a location historically untouched by these sorts of storms, faced...