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Randall Bowman, Teresa LePors, and Shannon Tennant gave a presentation on Oct. 17 at the 60th North Carolina Library Association Biennial Conference in Winston-Salem.

“Team Teaching India’s Identities Across State and National Borders” in Religious Studies News discusses some of the pedagogical strategies that informed the  “India’s Identities: Religion, Caste & Gender in Contemporary South India” Winter Term study abroad course.

One of the world's top authories on the Holocaust visited the California school for a week in early October.

The North Carolina Career Development Association recognized the associate director of ������Ƶ's Career Services for her contributions to career development both in the state and around the region.

Chad Awtrey, assistant professor of mathematics, centered his presentation on the newest results of his research program.

The assistant professor of political science spoke with North Carolina's statewide cable news channel about visible disagreements among members of the Republican Party.

A childhood literacy initiative at ������Ƶ will add a summer reading camp to its list of programs for boys and girls in the local community who encounter trouble learning to read.

On Oct. 10, Clay Stevenson, Lecturer of Music, presented a webinar on incorporating technology in music ensembles for the National Association for Music Education.

Two professors in the Martha and Spencer Love School of Business recently had their research comparing the outcomes of online versus face-to-face undergraduate business school learning published.

The recent kidnappings of Red Cross and Red Crescent volunteers in Syria are the backdrop to a newspaper column from Professor Tom Arcaro on the responsibilities people have to assist aid workers.