U.S. Customs and Border Patrol arrived in Charlotte on Saturday following days of warnings by city and federal officials. Davidson students are monitoring the situation closely and seeking support from...
Students are calling on the Matthews Center to cancel an event next week with Davidson alums and Palantir Technologies employees Andy Baay ‘17 and Dana Schrock ‘19. Five student organizations penned...
Davidson’s Philosophy, Politics and Economics major is preparing to stand on its own after living under the umbrella of the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies since 2022. PPE’s proposal to exit CIS...
Students and community members gathered on Chambers Lawn on Saturday for the fourth annual Space Day. The event was sponsored by the Davidson Physics Department and the Society for Physics Students and...
Mecklenburg County voted to approve a sales tax increase from 7.25% to 8.25% with 52.1% of county voters and 68.9% of Davidson voters in support. The tax is expected to raise nearly $20 billion in revenue...
The Town of Davidson formally opened a monument commemorating US military veterans following the town’s annual Veterans Day program on Tuesday.
Despite cold and gusty weather, the monument entitled...
Food security for thousands of Mecklenburg county residents is on the line as debates over funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program rage on in Washington.
The fate of the program is...
Safe Rides driver Scott Greenwalt resigned last month, alleging that the College limited his ability to do his job well and keep students safe.
Safe Rides is a shuttle service that provides free transportation...
New campus surveys were presented to students last week by the Institute for Public Good showcasing where Davidson students stand regarding free expression, political belonging and the Honor Code. The...
Saiya Mehta, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• November 5, 2025
When Clint Smith ’10 delivered the Reynolds Lecture on Oct. 22, he articulated his belief in symbols like monuments and memorials—but, crucially, only when they serve as a call to action for tangible,...
Mecklenburg County will vote on a referendum on Nov. 4 that would raise the sales tax rate from 7.25% to 8.25% to fund public transportation projects, including a commuter rail line connecting Davidson...
Author and poet Clint Smith ’10 delivered the 2025 Reynolds Lecture entitled “Just Beneath the Soil” in conversation with President Doug Hicks ’90. Smith, a writer and poet, used his best selling...
