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The School of Law hosted 14 teams from eight law schools in the American Bar Association’s regional competition accentuating advocates' client advising skills.

A new study in the Journal of Experiential Education suggests community-based learning may help more underrepresented students pursue STEM degrees, but highlights major gaps in how its impacts are studied.

Through the Kernodle Center and ������Ƶ Volunteers!, Ashanti has found not only opportunities to serve, but also a community that encourages leadership, connection and lasting change.

Almario spent his summer at Camp Durant, a summer camp for Scouting America, where he served as the trailblazer director.

Jake Marion '26, an ������Ƶ football player and nursing student, was highlighted by WSOC in Charlotte, North Carolina.

With the skills of grant writing, students are able to not only gain the skills to make change in their community but take those skills into the next steps of their lives when they leave ������Ƶ.

������Ƶ nursing student Jake Marion '26 and nursing faculty member Jeanmarie Koonts were recently interviewed by the Winston-Salem, North Carolina television station about Marion's bone marrow donation made possible through a collaboration between the ������Ƶ football team and Club Nursing.

Eight local food, farming experts and continuers of family legacies join “Food Security” students to educate on food access and education in the county.

Alamance County community members engage with experiential learning, civic engagement initiatives during campus visit.

Through ������Ƶ Volunteers!, Lindsay Bialecki '26 has developed a deeper understanding of leadership as service.