Clarinetist, Samuel Sparrow of the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, performs the lyrical and rich Clarinet Quintet in B Minor, Op. 115 by Johannes Brahms. This concert includes Tchaikovsky's tuneful and ...

Join us for a closing reception for Jack McMichael "Mike" Martin: Selected Works. Martin (1936–2023), who published as Michael Martin, was a member of the Davidson class of 1958 and the eldest son of ...

What does it mean to be a good democratic citizen? What kind of civic education prepares people to fulfill their democratic role well? And are there democratic reforms that can make it easier to be a ...

The German Studies Department is currently accepting applications from rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors majoring in German for the Bremer Scholarship for 2025-26. Interested students should ...

Interested in exploring the outdoors for the first time? Are you an outdoor enthusiast? Davidson Outdoors offers a wide variety of outdoor activities, events and courses throughout the year to ...

Gabriel Fried, author of three collections of poetry, will read selections from his most recent publication, No Small Thing. He is the longtime poetry editor for Persea Books and Director of Creative ...

The DCSO welcomes Jon Hill for a performance of Vivaldi’s Chamber Concerto in D Major. While Jon is usually found working in the library archives or performing in the Appalachian Ensemble, we are ...

As Track & Field athletes Jayden Smith ’25 and Anne Berquist ’25 complete their senior seasons, one upcoming meet, on March 29, will be held in a special new location — at home. For two decades, the ...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is presenting a Chinese art exhibition, Recasting the Past: The Art of Chinese Bronzes, 1100-1900, from February 28 to September 28, 2025. The exhibition will feature ...

Since his inauguration, President Donald Trump’s administration has abruptly changed course on the United States’ relationship with Europe, most visibly on NATO and Ukraine. “Whiplash,” is how Besir ...

Transgender people are facing an all-out assault in state legislatures, in the courts and in the public discourse. Opportunistically weaponized by political actors to turn out votes, this small and ...