As I scanned comments about the dedication of With These Hands across social media, I noted criticism of the installation as performative. Some assumed it was the culmination of work that began in 2017...
For almost my entire Davidson career, I have worked as the American Sign Language (ASL) conversation partner through our Self Instructional Languages Program (SILP). As a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA), I...
Walking through buildings two and three of the Library Annex during an open house tour a few weeks ago, I was reminded of how much I miss books. Rows upon rows of books (about 290,000 in total) shined...
Artificial Intelligence has left higher ed scrambling. In a world that is increasingly hostile towards thought for thought’s sake, AI seems like the death knell for the project of the Liberal Arts College:...
Democrats on campus have been eerily idle as the Trump administration guts what little social safety net American workers had won and undermines the foundations of our democracy. One might expect mass...
Next Tuesday, an off-year election will take place in the Town of Davidson. None of the candidates have Wikipedia pages, no winners will receive protective details, and votes will be counted in the thousands,...
In 2025, does a grimace and an eye roll prove a sufficient response when an elected official tells a group of students to start having babies? There are myriad conversations to have after the Institute...
We are the Co-Presidents of the Davidson Jewish Student Union (JSU), writing in light of recent events to offer our perspective on Jewish life at Davidson and the vital role played by the JSU. We are both...
Months after infamously berating President Zelensky during his time at the White House in February, President Trump pulled a complete 180 on his Ukraine policy at the UN General Assembly by announcing...
When I first came to Davidson, not too long ago, I carried a simple belief about community service: if you are not doing something you care about, then what is the point? Service should not feel like a...
By: Delila Cruz ’28
Returning to Asheville the winter break of my freshman year was not the homecoming I thought it would be.
Hurricane Helene hit in September 2024, right at the beginning of...
As the presidents of Davidson College’s Democratic, Libertarian and Republican Clubs, we denounce in the strongest possible terms political violence in light of the murder of conservative commentator...
