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A partnership between ������Ƶ, the African American Cultural Arts and History Center and the Mayco Bigelow Center, this year’s work will focus on telling stories around faith traditions and moral leaders in Alamance County.

Emily Elrod, Kristen Mazur, Brittany Riggs and Aaron Trocki presented at MathFest, the annual meeting of the Mathematical Association of America, Aug. 2-5.

The Hon. Barron Thompson L’09, an ������Ƶ Law graduate who presides in North Carolina District Court, delivered a Convocation address to the Class of 2025 in which he reminded students that “we all owe something to those who came before us.”

With co-authors Isis Artze-Vega and Oscar Miranda Tapia, President Emeritus Leo M. Lambert and Peter Felten, executive director of the Center for Engaged Learning have put together a practical guide for students to rely upon to find and develop powerful relationships during their college experience.

Senior leaders welcomed to Greensboro on August 3, 2023, the largest class in the history of ������Ƶ School of Law with a pledge from Dean Zak Kramer: “We will always put the students here first.”

The volume explores diverse Jewish approaches to virtue and character.

Jennifer Eidum, associate professor of English, published the article "Peace Corps Networks: Activating Volunteers for a Lifetime," in the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs.

The narrative-driven, puzzle-solving adventure game was developed by a team of students over two semesters in the minor’s capstone courses.

School of Communications students have received 13 LAGRANT Foundation scholarships in the last seven years.

Twelve sustainably designed homes will become the Loy Farm Living-Learning Community, a model of green architecture where students thrive by living harmoniously with nature. The LLC will open in fall 2024 with all 12 homes completed by fall 2025.