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

The Tuesday tabling event was held to promote “Take Back the Night,” which takes place virtually on Thursday, March 24 at 7 p.m.

Five ������Ƶ students presented research at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion, Southeast Region.

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.

Biochemistry major Anna Sheinberg '22 and her mentor, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Anthony Rizzuto, used laser spectroscopy to analyze aqueous carbonic acid, vital to maintaining pH levels in our blood. The pair also prepared a future collaboration between the University of California, Berkeley and ������Ƶ.

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

Several ������Ƶ Music and Performing Arts students competed at the National Association of Teachers of Singing Mid-Atlantic Regional Competition this past weekend and received top honors.

Nelson Ysabel and Jordan Ballantyne, graduate candidates in the M.A. in Higher Education Program, were recently honored with Outstanding Graduate Student Awards by the American College Personnel Association.

Hannah Valente L’22 is now one of the youngest people in the United States certified by the National Basketball Players Association to represent its members.

������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.”