The National Women’s History Museum offers hundreds of biographies of women whose contributions helped shape America. From ...
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 ...
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 ...
Applied public health ethics as essential to public health practice and decision-making: Highlights from work on infectious diseases wastewater surveillance In this informal session, Kata will explore ...
Join us for an evening with the Belgium-based Slavic musical ensemble, Zolotoj Plyos. They will perform Russian, Ukrainian, Georgian, and other folk songs and introduce the audience to their musical ...
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 ...
With These Hands by Hank Willis Thomas emerges at the heart of the site, creating space for contemplation and reverence. The enslaved people who made the bricks for Davidson College’s original ...
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 ...
Researchers and a crew of documentary filmmakers from the French TV series History and the Scalpel visited North Carolina to dig into the mystery of a schoolmaster thought to be one of Napoleon’s top ...
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