Michael Hall ‘19 Restaurant Critic When graciously asked by the new Davidsonian editing regime which restaurant I’d like to review this past week, I chose the one restaurant near Davidson I can never seem to visit enough: Ferrucci’s Old Tyme Italian Market. This deli, in an era of vilified nitratesRead More

Ellie Kincaid ‘20 and Cole Thornton ‘21 Lecture Correspondents At a symposium hosting some of the leading scholars on slavery and violence in the archive, all the panelists agreed on one thing: the archives are important. The conference touched on issues ranging from minstrelsy to monuments, engaging the audience ofRead More

Lorena James ’21 Staff Writer In late February, Davidson had the great pleasure of hosting Urban Bush Women (UBW), a Brooklyn-based dance company founded in 1984. Their mission is to spread the undertold and underrepresented stories in American society.  UBW focuses on the stories of African-American women; as an African-AmericanRead More

Lucas Weals ’19 Senior Art Critic Earlier this month, on an unseasonably warm Thursday, Olivia Forrester ’22 and I walked the sunny path to the President’s House on Main Street. (It’s the old pretty white one across from the Cunningham Theater building, with the  big white columns in front ofRead More

Sebi Sola-Sole ‘21 Art Correspondent Nostalgia and identity underpin visiting artist Mohamad Hafez’s portfolio. Before he even considers the media of a new sculpture, he initiates a laundry list of sensory stimulation procedures to relocate him from his tiny studio in New Haven to his home city of  Damascus: heRead More