Yashita Kandhari ’22 Come early winter, there is a flurry of activity at my house, everyone emptying and cleaning out every inch of space. We find things we forgot we owned, donate the things we do not need, rearrange and redecorate, scrub and dust every surface until, by the endRead More

Elan Kainen ’19 Following the massacre that took eleven lives this past Saturday at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania were a slew of different reactions as to how such an event should be processed. Surely, every sensible and decent person quickly denounced the attack and considered itsRead More

Emma Tayloe ’19 The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released a troubling report this month explaining that the effects of 2°C of warming would be far worse than previously anticipated and that the world would have to achieve a drastic and rapid reduction in carbon emission to avoid climateRead More

Jamie Montagne ‘22 It was one of those unusually muggy Southern September days when the air was congested with humidity. I stood for a moment in the wooden bathroom, glancing back and forth from the bowl of sawdust to the instructions posted on the wall. I’d never experienced such longingRead More

In the October 14, 2018, edition of The Crier sent at 7:23 p.m, students were alerted of the planned removal of Mobikes from the Davidson College campus. The statement in The Crier read, “On October 20, Mobike will pull all bikes and its operational support from Davidson.” The Davidsonian askedRead More