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Drawing on in-depth interviews with nine cancer survivors who experienced amputation during childhood or adolescence, the study highlights both the informational and emotional supports that helped patients prepare for and adjust to surgery.

Four new full-time teaching faculty at ������Ƶ Law’s campus in Greensboro and the Flex Program in Charlotte will lead in areas of legal writing and research, torts, wills and estates, and business law.

Tectonic Plates: Alamance County’s Science Café announces events for Fall 2025 semester

From nursing to clinical mental health counseling, several new faculty members will be teaching in ������Ƶ’s School of Health Sciences.

In addition to being elected as Treasurer, Professor of Religious Studies and Director of the Multifaith Scholars Program Amy Allocco also presented research and chaired meetings at the 23rd Quinquennial World Congress in Kraków, Poland.

As guest editor, Krasich will oversee the peer-review process and guide the direction of the collection by selecting high-impact contributions.

The Title IX office has launched a series of new workshops designed to deepen participants’ understanding of Title IX and strengthen the ������Ƶ community’s collective ability to support one another when sexual harm occurs.

Schwartz, assistant professor of finance in the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business, was featured as one of the experts who offered their advice on commuting and saving money.

The Office of Leadership and Professional Development will be led by a proven leader with extensive experience in organizational psychology, leadership development and program management.

Nermin Vehabovic and Duke University collaborator Jennifer C. Mann explore how three girls from refugee backgrounds build relationships that foster care for themselves and their community.