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This is part of a series of articles featuring responses by ������Ƶ faculty members to questions about the novel coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) submitted by Alamance County community members.

The new site serves as a platform for students to share about their undergraduate research and what the experience has meant to them during a time when ������Ƶ has shifted to online learning.

Led by the History and Geography Department, the written and recorded submissions of students, faculty and staff will be preserved for future historians and ������Ƶ's records.

A $100,000 gift from Sam Hunt IV and Krista Hunt supports the first phase of a bold project that will advance the university’s engineering and STEM programs. This gift is part of the ������Ƶ LEADS Campaign.

Chris Richardson, associate professor of astrophysics at ������Ƶ, and a collaborator at UNC-Chapel Hill will receive the equivalent of $6,000 in computational resources from a National Science Foundation-funded program.

Aaron Trocki, Karen Yokley and Jim Beuerle published the article in the Mathematical Association of America journal FOCUS.

Carignan, an associate professor of history, will participate in an online panel discussion on “Bearing Witness (Reliably or Not),” focusing on Samuel Pepys's Diary: Plague Extracts and Daniel Defoe’s Journal of the Plague Year.

Patrick O'Malley '96, Kristin Kosta '11 and Assistant Professor of Public Health Studies Katherine Johnson spoke with President Connie Ledoux Book as part of a video series highlighting alumni working on the front lines of the pandemic.

This fall, Jizelle Campbell, will follow her passion for advocacy and connecting with others all the way to American University in D.C., earning a master’s degree in International Affairs Policy and Analysis.

Spanning fiction, non-fiction, poetry, films and even podcasts, the list points to humanity's empathy and resilience in the face of disease, faculty say.