Reunion Weekend 2025 at Davidson College brought together seventeen hundred alumni from all over the globe for a heartwarming ...

From a new mascot to a new stadium to enduring traditions, the Davidson College community had quite a year in 2024-25.

A declining birth rate is bad news for the economy. But Economics Professor Siobhan O’Keefe says there are no easy fixes for graying workforces.

Duke Family Performance Hall was abuzz with applause and laughter as President Doug Hicks ’90 thanked and congratulated employees on a successful academic year, calling out a number of accomplishments ...

Jim Murphy ’78 knew he was coming to campus to see a space donning his name, but he didn’t know he’d be welcomed by nearly 100 friends, classmates, colleagues and students cheering for him. In about a ...

Steve Mirabello spent his college years learning everything he could about education. What countries do it best? How do you engage struggling readers? Where does local, state and federal funding do ...

Davidson College said farewell to the class of 2025 with a reminder that the diploma they each earned represents a public good. It betters more than their own lives. The work they do boosts the ...

Besides having last names that begin with an “M”, Grace McGuire and Steve Mirabello have a few things in common. They’re both members of Davidson College’s class of 2025 and graduated in May. Both ...

As a member of the women’s swimming and diving team at Davidson College, Meredith Nakano ’15 learned to juggle personal relationships and rigorous academics with highly competitive athletics. Her ...

Reunion Weekend 2025 will take place June 6-8. Erich Baker ’15 and Eric Medici ’15 almost share a first name — they also shared a messy but welcoming senior apartment in Davis, long nights studying ...

Caitlin hiking in the Blue Ridge Mountains with Davidson Outdoors. As a high schooler, Caitlin Stehn ’24 spent a week in Wilmington, North Carolina, after Hurricane Florence, volunteering with ...