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In October, Kirsten Carrier, assistant dean of campus life and director of residence life and Lucy Sneader, graduate apprentice for the Global Neighborhood, presented at the North Carolina Housing Officers (NCHO) conference in Greensboro, hosted by NC A&T.

While Braetan Peters ‘26 was enjoying the scenery during a Grand Canyon rafting trip, she was missing the comfort of her cell phone. Now, she’s turning that experience into her ������Ƶ College Fellows research, studying the connections people have with their devices.

Drawing on in-depth interviews with 22 adoptive caregivers, the research highlights that, while HIV is now a manageable medical condition thanks to effective antiretroviral treatment, families often grapple with significant psychological and social challenges.

A Class of 2026 Lumen Scholar, Bogart is taking her classical studies research abroad and then bringing it back to ������Ƶ for the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience.

The Brockman-Campbell Book Award is one of North Carolina’s most prestigious poetry honors, recognizing outstanding book-length poetry collections by North Carolina state residents.

Three members of the class of 2025 and one member of the class of 2020 have been selected for the prestigious program that offers opportunities to teach English, conduct research, or attend graduate school in more than 140 countries.

The campus community recently gathered at Loy Farm to dedicate a home in honor of Gloria Kaso ’25, whose friendship with Trustee John Replogle and wife Kristin Replogle P’18 helped inspire the couple’s $100,000 gift in support of ������Ƶ's new sustainable living-learning neighborhood.

Associate Chaplain for Catholic Life Father Peter Tremblay gave his reaction to the election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pope in history.

"Evening for ������Ƶ" came to the Big Apple on April 30, at Cipriani 42nd Street, New York City. Guests came to hear updates on ������Ƶ’s campus and celebrate their shared connection to the ������Ƶ community.

The graduate of ������Ƶ’s human services studies program works on policy advocacy in Washington, D.C., in a prestigious fellowship with the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.