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We're All Artists in this Exhibit

Intended STEM major Elie Jerjees ’28 explores new artistic horizons through a collaborative workshop with Lebanese artist Elie Bou Zeidan, discovering that creativity transcends boundaries while deepening language skills and cultural connections. 

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Whiplash: Sudden Shift in American Policy in Europe Rattles Allies

Since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, American policy toward Europe has suddenly changed course. Our allies are likely experiencing “whiplash,” says Besir Ceka, a Davidson College political science professor. Ceka shares his thoughts on the new administration’s policy - and some of the likely motivations for the sudden changes.

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Digging In: Experiential Learning at the Campus Farm

From planting to harvesting, Mena Tanner’s job at the Davidson College Farm is more than just a way to get outside — it’s a hands-on lesson in sustainability, community and the exceptional taste of sungold tomatoes. 

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Beyond the Ides of March: Insight from Shakespeare

Beware the Ides of March? Charles A. Dana Professor of English Emerita Cynthia Lewis explores how prophets in Shakespeare's works, like the Soothsayer warning Caesar, often go unheeded. Examining patterns across Julius Caesar, Antony and Cleopatra, and Cymbeline, Lewis reflects on humanity's reluctance to heed warnings when they contradict our desires—a pattern as relevant today as in ancient Rome.

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Photo Essay: Creating Outdoor Experiences for All Through Trip Leader Training

Kaspars Golos ’27 reflects on the confidence and self-awareness developed through wilderness leadership after his participation in Davidson Outdoors’ Trip Leader Training. Explore his photos as he learns that the best adventures aren’t just about surviving in nature—they’re about helping others discover their own capacity to lead and connect.

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Beyond the Textbook: A Week in the Heart of Greece

Lacey Stephens '26, a Classical Studies major at Davidson College, writes about a Spring Break trip to Greece. She says the opportunity brought her studies to life through immersion in Greek culture, hands-on experiences, and unforgettable moments.

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Through the Lens: A Davidson Student's Journey from Copenhagen to Kraków

Join psychology major Josh Matushak '26 as he shares his first international experience through captivating photography from his semester abroad in Copenhagen and travels across Europe with the Davidson Chorale, documenting cultural experiences from Danish smoking culture to Polish landscapes and musical performances.

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A Gift for the Future: Alum Helps Sustain and Grow Sustainability Scholars Program

In its 13 years, Davidson College’s Sustainability Scholars Summer Internship Program has connected students passionate about people and planet with community partners in the Charlotte area. It’s opened career pathways and has been an invitation to explore sustainability roles across diverse fields and organizations. Now, thanks to the generosity of environmental specialist Elizabeth Lusk ’85, the college’s sustainability program can continue turning out student leaders for years to come.

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Davidson College Named Top Fulbright Producer—Again

For the 10th consecutive year, the U.S. State Department has named Davidson College a top producer for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. The nation’s flagship international exchange program funds teaching, research and study abroad.