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The interdisciplinary panel brought together experts from the fields of art, political science, law, environmental studies and food justice.

This team of two Master of Arts in Higher Education students was judged by a panel of higher education professionals as providing the best rationale and solutions to address a hypothetical, but realistic and challenging situation on a college campus.

Donald Remy spoke to several ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ classes on Nov. 5, addressing topics related to amateurism, the NCAA’s history and present-day issues facing collegiate athletics.

Nicole Plante '20, with the guidance of her mentor, Assistant Professor of Geography Sandy Marshall, is examining how refugee families create belonging in the United States.

Students in PWR 297: Writing as Inquiry, along with Smitty's Ice Cream, are putting a new spin on a Southern favorite in the name of research.

Students in Michael Strickland's PWR 297 course worked with Smitty's Ice Cream to create a new chicken and waffles flavor for a research project.

As part of the Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists, a dozen African and Caribbean journalists visited the School of Communications on Nov. 5 to learn about journalistic practices in the United States.

Conference presentations representing a global community of practitioners from educational institutions and community organizations

Timon McPhearson's lecture, "Urban Futures: Transforming Cities for Resilience and Sustainability," was presented by ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ College, the College of Arts & Sciences as part of the annual Voices of Discovery series.

The assistant professor of mathematics and statistics encourages productive failure in her mathematics colloquium talk at High Point University.