Every year Davidson graduates hundreds of students and, over the course of time, has acquired a strong network of alumni. These alums not only represent the College, but also continue to support it after graduation through donations. Alumni donations are made to the Annual Fund, which finances a wide range of campus activities.

Winterfest is a big deal. The event, which began in 2010, has quickly become a fixture on campus.  But Winterfest was originally conceived by the SGA as a means of bridging the gap between up the hill and down the hill cultures. Has Winterfest succeeded in bridging that gap?

  Rather than dispose of used campus computer equipment, the College has historically held announced sales on an annual or semiannual basis. Now, the online store Wildcat Bytes has replaced these scheduled sales. Davidson students, faculty and staff can check the inventory for their favorite computers and computer accessories, Mac or PC.

  "I'm researching my novel," is the usual reply when Thomas Mallon, visiting McGee Professor of Creative Writing and author of eight novels, is asked about his work.  Though he admits that this phrase might seem strange at first, it is an accurate description since writing historical fiction demands that he carefully research his subject before developing fictitious elements for his plot.

A resolution has been introduced in the SGA that would limit the growth of the SGA budget by an amount equal to tuition increase, in order to address a potential conflict of interest between the SGA and the Activities Tax Council (ATC).

The Crier has long been a source of event news for the Davidson community. However, the way campus events are managed is changing as campus information is shifting to InsideDavidson.