From studying English literature at Davidson to treating patients across all stages of life, learn how Zach Quezada Miller ...

From founding Davidson’s first motorsports club to cheerleading to interning at NASA, Samone Cullum ’25 shows how a liberal ...

Discover how a liberal arts education at Davidson College future-proofs careers in artificial intelligence by fostering ...

The Environmental Studies Department offers both a major and an interdisciplinary minor, and a wide range of courses and opportunities to collaborate with faculty on research. The major provides ...

Vice President's Office College Relations Leadership Advancement Communications Advancement Operations Alumni & Family Engagement Annual Giving Arts & Creative Engagement Athletic Fund Corporate & ...

I am the inaugural Franco Professor of the Humanities, Artistic Director of the Davidson Concert Series, and President of the American Musicological Society, Southeast (2022-2024). I am an invited ...

Fabrizzio Carboni, Head of Regional Delegation to the United States and Canada for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), leads this insightful talk on global humanitarian work and ...

At Davidson, education abroad is integral to your liberal arts experience as you learn and grow within an entirely new cultural context. Now is the time to step out of your comfort zone and engage ...

The Young Alumni Ne Ultra (YANU) Society recognizes young alums who go above and beyond to lead the way in young alum giving. Young alum members of the Ne Ultra Society receive leadership giving ...

Young alums make up more than a quarter of all Davidson graduates. You are the future of this community, with unlimited potential to drive real impact as volunteers, advocates and donors. At Davidson, ...

Diana Patch is the Lila Acheson Wallace Curator in Charge of the Department of Egyptian Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she co-curated the reinstallation of the Predynastic and Early ...

Elected leaders, musicians expand Davidson College’s D.G. and Harriet Wall Martin Institute’s growing portfolio of engagement with issues, culture and communities in the Carolinas.