How do we navigate deep cultural and political divisions? Davidson College President Doug Hicks ’90 shares timeless, ...

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Founded by Davidson College students 35 years ago, Project Life Movement (PLM) has added thousands to the national bone ...

Davidson College has raised more than $47 million to establish the Martin Institute for Public Good, an ambitious and unprecedented initiative in higher education. The institute aims to develop ...

There was a moment after the Curry For 3 event—in which Davidson celebrated Stephen Curry’s graduation, Hall of Fame induction and jersey retirement in August—where I was able to steal a few minutes ...

Davidson College boosts the Charlotte area economy by more than $430 million a year, according to a new study. When that analysis expands and adds the rest of North Carolina, Davidson makes a $490 ...

Anthony Foxx, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and Mayor of Charlotte, will be the next co-director of the Center for Public Leadership at the Harvard Kennedy School. Foxx, a 1993 Davidson ...

Young U.S. Navy flyer Porter Halyburton ’63, pictured with his spouse, Marty Halyburton, spent years in the infamous “Hanoi Hilton,” where U.S. Senator John McCain was imprisoned. Every evening Sybil ...

In her 60 years at Davidson College, Lula Bell Houston washed students’ clothes, sheets and towels, carefully setting aside the money, pens and keys she’d find in their pockets to return to them with ...

Stephen Curry ’10 returned to Davidson for a ceremony celebrating his graduation, induction into the school’s Hall of Fame, and the retirement of his jersey and number. He’s one of the world’s ...

Changes in learning necessitate changes in academic spaces and access to learning resources. Longtime Davidson College friend, business leader and community advocate Bob Abernethy has made an ...

Economics Professor Siobhan O’Keefe says that technology has been upending the workforce—more or less constantly—since the dawn of the industrial era. We talked to O’Keefe for some additional context ...