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Danielle Martinelli-Taylor ’12 combines boxing with mental health techniques to help clients process trauma.

A milestone performance at Carnegie Hall becomes part of a week of connection, as ���ϲ����� Wind Ensemble students share their music and meet alumni on Broadway.

���ϲ����� is growing its graduate program opportunities in Alamance County and in Charlotte in response to national trends and demand, including the expansion of its law, physician assistant and business analytics programs and a new degree in clinical mental health counseling.

The recent ���ϲ����� Year of Service Fellows are building stronger, healthier and more equitable futures in Alamance County.

David Bockino, associate professor of sport management and author of the upcoming book "Over/Under: An Unexpected History of Sports Betting," reflects on how sports betting is changing fans' relationships with the sports they love.

As the university celebrates the United States’ 250th birthday this year, we look back on ���ϲ����� College’s Bicentennial festivities.

As a student leader, Kenneth Brown Jr. ’19 built meaningful connections with mentors who invested in his success. Today, as assistant director of first-generation student support services, he provides that same guidance to the next generation of students.

In ENG 1230: The Social Thriller, Assistant Professor of English Dan Burns explores the deeper social commentary behind some notable genre films.

Associate Teaching Professor of Music Polly Cornelius is a steadfast champion of ���ϲ����� students and alumni, nurturing their talent and challenging them to discover the truest versions of themselves as performers and people.

Sylvie McCavanagh ’29 learned to embrace her identity as a student with dyslexia and uses her experience to uplift others with learning differences.