By: Mary Margaret Robison ’21 Staff Writer In recent years, the Davidson incoming class size has grown steadily. This has caused a strain on Davidson’s Resident Life Office (RLO), as professional staff struggle with the question of how to keep students living on-campus for all four years. When many juniorsRead More

By: Coleman Richards ’19 Staff Writer The ‘Cats, after a tough 2-4 start to conference play, are playing some of their best lacrosse this season. The team has since won their final three games in conference and successfully clinched a spot in the Atlantic 10 tournament as a fifth seed.Read More

FROM the EDITOR— For this week’s Living Davidson, Olivia Daniels ‘19 and Thomas Waddill ‘19 visited Dr. Randy Nelson in his office, to interview him for a profile in honor of his impending retirement. Rather than collaborate on a single piece, the writers felt best served by their respective, favoredRead More

By: Iain Anderson ’21 Staff Writer Unlike other college sports, track and field competes in two conference championships each school year—one indoors and one outdoors. It is a unique opportunity of which the Davidson men’s and women’s teams plan to take advantage. The men’s team looks to improve on itsRead More

By: Emma Brentjens ’21 Staff Writer Davidson’s Center for Interdisciplinary Studies (CIS) allows students and faculty to study fields that are not offered as majors by the college. Some center-established majors include Arab Studies, Communication Studies, Genomics, Global Literary Theory, Neuroscience, and Russian Studies [1]. Students can also design theirRead More