Upwards of 400 people rallied on the Davidson Town Green and marched down Main Street as part of nation-wide protests against the Trump Administration. May Day rallies, a tradition that dates back to 1886,...
Renowned constitutional scholar Akhil Reed Amar began his lecture at Davidson College with a warning: “If you don’t know what the Constitution is and why we have it, we die as a people and as a world.”...
Should we value justice or democracy first? While intuition may guide us toward the former, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at University of Buffalo Dr. Alexandra Oprea argues that both logic and experience...
A flurry of bills proposed in recent weeks by North Carolina Republicans in the state legislature seek to shape the future of public conversation around LGBTQIA+ identities in the state. Three bills—Senate...
Amid ongoing backlash to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives across the country, members of the Davidson community have begun to question what DEI should look like at the College-—and if...
The question of whether individuals born in the United States are automatically guaranteed citizenship has rarely been disputed. Recently, however, the issue has been thrust into the spotlight after the...
In the aftermath of the 2024 general election, it has become clear to pollsters and elected officials alike that voters are less connected to the traditional Democratic-Republican party binary than ever...
The chant “No hate! No fear! Immigrants are welcome here!” echoed across Chambers Lawn on Feb. 27 as nearly one hundred student and faculty voices cut through the silence that typically envelopes Davidson’s...
Clyde Dwyer ‘25, The Davidsonian Photographer
• February 12, 2025
President Trump targeted immigrants throughout his 2024 campaign, and through a series of early executive actions, he has carried out a seismic shift in federal immigration policy. The impacts are being...
Over 100 Davidson students have been identified in the 60,273 person “Griffin List” as part of a dubious lawsuit by failed Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin to overturn election results.
On...
In the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, academics and policymakers have begun to speculate on how a second Donald Trump administration will affect U.S. policy at home and abroad. As Davidson...
The Republican party smeared red across the United States Electoral College map on the night of November 5th. Nevertheless, pockets of blue appeared throughout North Carolina, breaking the GOP supermajority...
