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Founded two years ago by Alli Lindenberg '17, the ������Ƶ chapter of a national nonprofit organization fosters love and support among young women who confront a daily barage of cultural expectations and media stereotypes.

Personal experience has driven ������Ƶ senior Kayla Harvey to study the way collegiate varsity student-athletes recover from the type of head injuries that each year affect millions of Americans.

Kiplinger’s Personal Finance ranks ������Ƶ #29 in value among the nation’s private universities and #17 nationally in lowest total cost.

A team visit to the Central American nation last spring inspired "Costa Rica Through the Lens: Reflections From ������Ƶ Women’s Soccer" with contributions from players, coaches and staff.

Ciara' Dixon ’16 and Simone Jackson ’16 have been named to the AAF's Most Promising Multicultural Students program, a highly selective annual award for college students with exceptional academic and professional achievements.

The 2015 fall edition of Hillel College Guide lists ������Ƶ among the most frequently attended schools by Jewish students based on the total number of enrolled undergraduates.

Habitat for Humanity International and State Farm awarded the grant to support ongoing construction of a home for a family in Burlington, North Carolina.

������Ƶ's Coralea Geraniotis and Nick Ciolkowski were named the Colonial Athletic Association's top freshmen in cross country for 2015, with Ciolkowski also taking home Athlete of the Year honors after claiming the league's individual men's title.

As she applies to serve with the Peace Corps in Peru, Lily Merritt, who finishes her degree program this month, is the first student to complete the requirements of a new track focused on global health in ������Ƶ’s Peace Corps Prep Program.

The international honor society serving business programs accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business reserves the designation for college campuses "where academic excellence is valued."