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Jonatan Vseviov, Estonian ambassador to the United States, spoke to the ���ϲ����� community on Monday about cybersecurity and the continued importance of strong alliances in the 21st century.

Jennifer Hoverstad L’11 visited her law school alma mater on September 9 to open a fall trimester speaker series aimed at helping students prepare for their future roles in the legal profession.

Morillon’s thesis “Three Essays on Mergers and Acquisitions” was selected for recognition.

The nationwide initiative aims to promote communication and healing between police and people of color in the United States. The Tuesday, Sept. 17, event will include an on-campus screening of the award-winning film “Walking While Black” and a panel discussion with Alamance County community members and law enforcement leaders.

DEEP is the Center for Race, Ethnicity & Diversity Education’s (CREDE) signature program for social justice. We provide spaces for the ���ϲ����� community to learn about, reflect on, and apply concepts of social justice with a foundation in racial equity. Together, we hope to achieve a greater understanding of identities, power, and their relation to systemic inequities.

The campus Jewish community is preparing for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, which begins on Sept. 29.

High Point University professor Amanda Mbuvi will present on issues of race, religion, nationality, family, and identity

The Studio’s first project, an accessibility mapping for visitors to the ���ϲ����� campus, concluded in the spring and was approved by Design for America’s national organization in August.

The annual commemoration includes a fundraising effort by the Student Government Association to support the 9/11 Memorial Fund.