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Quillen Joins Podcast Discussion on Shared Facts, Mutual Respect and Epithets vs. Arguments

A Thousand Words: 2019 in Photos

In this photo gallery, College Photographer Chris Record captures some of the most memorable moments of the year.

‘We Are #ˮ����True’ to Debut on National TV

The narrator begins: “Truth is an elusive concept these days, but not at ˮ���� College...” That’s what you will see and hear in ˮ����’s new television message.

Mariem Bchir ’20 Among ‘Changemakers’ Awarded Schwarzman Scholarship

At 16, Mariem Bchir joined the protests that led to the ouster of Tunisia’s long-term ruler.

‘Friendsgiving’ Shows Resilience of Thanksgiving Ritual, Says Religious Studies Prof

On Sunday, Nov. 24, Anne Wills, professor of Religious Studies, appeared on “Under the Radar with Callie Crossley,” a weekly talk show produced by Boston public radio station WGBH, to talk about “Friendsgiving,” a recent twist on the traditional Thanksgiving holiday.

ˮ���� Researchers in Search of Alzheimer’s Causes, Cure

Performing brain surgery on rodents isn’t for the squeamish, but Katie Barlis and Gaby Soden want answers.

Expanding Our Vision: New Approaches to Art History Symposium

ˮ���� College Names New Campus Police Chief

Julian Coaxum, a veteran law enforcement leader in higher education, will join ˮ���� College as the new chief of the campus police in January—three decades after he squared off against the Wildcats football team.

John Chidsey ’83 Tapped for Top ˮ���� Post by Subway Restaurants

Cynthia Lawing of ˮ����, N.C. is Nominated by Steinway Piano Gallery Charlotte for Steinway Teacher Hall of Fame

On Veterans Day, a Family’s Legacy of Service and a Veteran’s Mission to Help Others Heal

We share the stories of two ˮ���� alumni with a frontline perspective of the war our country still fights. 

Shared Path Forward: Panel Explores Higher Ed’s Role in Future of Democracy

Join Us for a Discussion With Ambassador and Best-selling Author Susan Rice

“Accent on Youth” Alexander Harrelson, Tenor

Beautiful Life: Love, Friendship and Loss Inspire Legacy of International Adventure

Stephen Keller would have loved a Jackson Allen road trip.

And Allen says he’ll always treasure his Keller-inspired adventures.

Center for Political Engagement to Host Public Talk by Gov. John Kasich

The Sound of Suspense: What makes the music of horror films so chilling?

Horror film buff and music department chair Neil Lerner takes viewers on a tour of the sounds that signal suspense and startle us into dropping our popcorn. Lerner is editor of the essay collection “Music in the Horror Film: Listening to Fear.”

Not Your 9-to-5: Gig-Hub Primes Students for New World of Work

When the City University of Mogadishu needed a website revamp, it turned to ˮ����—so did a researcher with essays to translate from French to English, and a startup travel company looking for innovators to help develop and market its services.

By Kids, for Kids: Local Hero Inspires New Book, New Generation

It started as a heroes of history project.

On Friday afternoons, Kenzie Bell’s students in the Ada Jenkins Center’s after-school program would learn about people who changed history, and then create posters to hang on the classroom wall.

‘Education Transforms’: Alison Hall Mauze ’84 Elected Board Chair

Alison Hall Mauzé, a former JP Morgan vice president who never lost sight of her educator parents’ mission, was elected chair of the ˮ���� College Board of Trustees Friday.