The National Women’s History Museum offers hundreds of biographies of women whose contributions helped shape America. From ...

Explore the cultural and cinematic depth of the record-breaking horror film Sinners through a Q&A with Davidson College Professors Marcus Pyle and Randy Ingram. The discussion delves into the film's ...

Davidson College Shakespeare scholar and Professor Emerita of English Cynthia Lewis discusses the confluence of grief and ...

Barrett Worthington ’09 turned a hunch into a successful business. Learn how the Davidson alum is reinventing the social experience of the fastest-growing sport: pickleball.

Davidson College English Professor Jeff Jackson explores the political complexity of the Oscar-frontrunner One Battle After Another and its surprising connection to the 1966 classic The Battle of ...

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 ...

If you’ve ever tackled one of Lindsay Biddle’s Class of ’83 crossword puzzles, you know they’re not about trivia — they’re about a shared purpose and shared memories created at Davidson College. So ...

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 ...

We are grateful for all the ways the Davidson College community brings light and joy into the world—whether through the insights we gain from civil debate, from friendly conversation or in the ...

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 ...

When a major league baseball player steps to the plate, he brings with him the muscle memory of hundreds of thousands of swings. Hours, weeks, years devoted to the perfect swing, a symphony of joints ...