Two students share how their work study positions with the Sustainability Office prepared them for professional experiences this summer. Kate Cross ’24: “Things Never Go Exactly As Planned”

A Photo Essay by Sydney Schertz ’24 — In between the cold winter months and the hot North Carolina summer, spring in Davidson is far from boring — weekends are filled with studying, placement day, fundraisers and formals. In March, the eating houses at Davidson welcome first year and transfer students into their families. Placement day heralds an…

When coming to campus two years ago, I worried that Davidson, like many small colleges, would lack a thriving creative community. Thankfully, Davidson students defy this stereotype. For many students, you’re just as likely to see them conducting research in the Wall Center as you are to see them singing…

I had wanted to study abroad for as long as I could remember, but I chose to study abroad with DIS Copenhagen because of all the positive comments I’d heard from upperclassmen–and they were all true! DIS Copenhagen is an amazing program and I’ve really loved my time abroad. I’m…

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ST Hammer ‘24: Self-Advocacy & Supportive Community

I am a chaser of the unknown, as you can probably tell from the title of this piece — a German word referring to an everlasting desire to explore the remote. I came to Davidson with nearly blank expectations about my college life and what I am going to do…

Every Day’s a Blank Slate, Sahana Athreya ’25