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������Ƶ is among eight colleges and universities in the Greater Greensboro Theater Consortium, which in April is staging four plays based on Black lives and experiences in the inaugural Amplify Black Voices Festival.

A student-run initiative in partnership with the AARP Foundation helps members of the community file their federal and state tax returns.

Director of Bands Jonathan Poquette worked with Western Alamance Director of Bands Michael Jefferson ’03 in teaching music to high school students.

Now in its second year, Campus Alamance will offer 35 ������Ƶ students eight-week paid internships with local businesses and nonprofit organizations this summer.

Campus Kitchen is an on-campus service opportunity through the Kernodle Center for Civic Life that involves preparing meals for local residents in need through Allied Churches of Alamance County. The program is made possible through long-standing partnerships with ������Ƶ Dining and the Center for Environmental Studies.

������Ƶ senior Nyla Rivers extends Power and Place Collaborative efforts to support Alamance intergenerational storytelling.

The Kernodle Center for Civic Life is looking for student leaders interested in making a positive impact in the community.

Jen Hamel and Mark Enfield's grant from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund provides support for monthly science cafe's for Alamance Burlington School System middle school students and their families.

������Ƶ’s Sport Management Department will host its annual symposium on Wednesday, April 20, featuring a keynote conversation and two expert-led panel discussions. The in-person event will address the “Changing Dynamics in Sports Media.”

Human Service Studies, PT and PA students came together to learn about the complexities of caring for children and adults with special needs from APTA-NC Outstanding PT Award-winner, Karen Tartick.