Lucy Walton- Technology is an integral part of any workplace today, and a few Davidson students are preparing by gaining some unique skills with the Information and Technology Services (ITS) student coding program. Jose Balcazar ‘19, Kyle (Mutian) Chen ‘19, and Julian Bertini ‘19 are working with Web Development FellowRead More

Caroline Roy- Since coming to the town of Davidson in 1998, Summit Coffee has continually reinvented itself as a place where students and town members alike work, socialize, and participate in community activities. After its initial success on Main Street, the business decided to start another coffee shop on DavidsonRead More

Marisa Mecke- In recent years the Residence Life Office (RLO) has introduced gender-neutral housing as a part of campus life in an attempt to match the changing needs of Davidson’s student body. Jason Shaffer, Associate Dean of Students and Director of Residence Life, noted that “gender-neutral is not a termRead More

Ethan Ehrenhaft- What does job security mean to professors? Academic tenure was originally conceived in the early 20th century to ensure the academic freedom of professors. However, its history has the national sphere has strayed from this ideal. During the dawn of McCarthyism in 1947, Illinois passed the Clabaugh ActRead More

Katie Walsh- A year ago, the lump sum of WALT Radio’s possessions—housed in their dilapidated office beneath an inch of dust—consisted of a frankly alarming number of R. Kelly vinyl albums and a handful of die-hard radio-enthusiasts. Its listeners had dwindled to the single digits. Its duct-taped insignia hung limplyRead More