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How Does Hookah Smoke Affect Your Health? Researchers Aim to Find Out

Good Writing in a World That Needs It: Clint Smith ’10 Headlines Awards Gala

Political Science Professor Reflects On 50 Years of Political Science

Mara Papakostas ’20 Wins National Security Education Program’s Boren Scholarship

Men’s Golf Headed to Raleigh for NCAA Regional May 14-16

AI, Problem Solving and the ‘Robot Apocalypse’: Q&A With Prof. Raghu Ramanujan

Venture Fund Winners: There’s a Drone and an App for That

Students, Faculty Lauded for Academic Excellence, Service at Spring Convocation Ceremony

Fifth Annual #Allinforˮ�� Raises $1.86 Million in Less Than a Day

Poet Leah Mell ’19 Wins Third Beinecke Scholarship in College History

Find Out Who’s Going All in for ˮ��

NOAA Scholar Steffaney Wood ’18 on Toxic Algae and Twitter Takeovers

Students Make ˮ�� First U.S. Campus With Mobike Bike Sharing

Former Dean of Faculty Clark Ross’s Scholarship Pushes ˮ�� Past $425 Million Milestone

Game Changers Campaign Surpasses $425 Million Milestone

College Welcomes Admitted Students for 'Decision ˮ��’

Family’s Story Motivates Pulitzer Center Fellow Aman Madan '19

‘My Own Form of Resistance:’ Anmar Jerjees ’18 Turns Focus on Combating ISIS With Gaither Fellowship

GALLERY: Tibetan Buddhist Monks’ Mandala Beautiful and Fleeting

10 Years Later: Memories from ˮ��’s 2008 Elite Eight Run

Ten years ago, the "academically renowned, small, residential liberal arts college 19 miles north of Charlotte" found itself in the national spotlight as the Wildcats out-shot opponents all the way to the Elite Eight.