Asian-American twins M and L have given up everything to get into The College. So when D, a one-sixteenth Native American classmate, gets “their” spot instead, they figure they’ve got only one option: ...
Elected leaders, musicians expand Davidson College’s D.G. and Harriet Wall Martin Institute’s growing portfolio of engagement ...
National, Global Leaders Join Martin Institute for Public Good in First Wave of Leaders-in-Residence
U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice, U.S. Senator Thom Tillis headline Davidson College programs and events spanning culture, politics, economics and North Carolina’s future.
Whitney A. White ’08 is shaping the future of women’s athletics and women’s leadership at Davidson College with a new ...
Nearly 12,000 books were banned in U.S. public schools last year — restrictions that could worsen the national literacy ...
In Memory of Dorothy “Dottie” McAulay Martin (1937–2026), who passed away on Sept. 28 in Davidson, NC. Services will be held ...
Interest rates on U.S. government bonds have climbed to their highest levels in years, and the effects show up in mortgage rates, in car loans — in the cost of borrowing almost anything. The forces ...
In his senior year at Davidson College, Tahir Henry ’27 will wrap up his final football season alongside teammates and close friends, complete his capstone on philosophy, politics and economics, earn ...
It’s a safe bet that Odysseus’s Trojan Horse didn’t taste like chocolate. And that it wasn’t surrounded by Teddy Graham soldiers. Then again, ancient Troy bears little resemblance to modern Davidson, ...
In a Fortune op-ed published August 9, Davidson College President Doug Hicks ’90 makes the case that a liberal arts education is not just economically valuable but increasingly “AI-proof.” Hicks notes ...
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