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Weaver was recognized for his work with his company, Weird Enough Productions, which encourages young people to grasp their true potential.

Associate professor of psychology and coordinator of the African & African American Studies minor, Buffie Longmire-Avital and her collaborators receive grant to address the needs of Black women living with HIV in the South during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Gautam Kotwal ’22 received a Legacy Scholarship from the American Institute of CPAs.

The ���ϲ����� Dance Program congratulates faculty member Casey Avaunt for her recent achievement of “Summer” being accepted in the Boston Contemporary Dance Festival Virtual Showcase. Avaunt’s work was chosen out of 200 applicants from around the world to be presented in this prestigious festival.

ASCAP is the largest performing rights organization in the world, supporting composers and songwriters.

The annual awards from the Greensboro newspaper recognize the achievements of older residents in Guilford County.

Nicole Plante '20 earned an $8,500 fellowship in support of her graduate school work in Middle Eastern studies at Harvard University.

Research by Assistant Professor of Political Science and Policy Studies Liza Taylor into the democratic feminist politics of renowned feminist theorist Susan Okin has won the “Polity Prize” for the best research article in 2019.

Jessie Ehrisman PA '21 has been named one of three recipients of the Association of Physician Assistants in Oncology 2020 Student Scholarship, a $2,500 award for PA students with strong interest in pursuing careers in oncology.

The 2021 edition of "The Best 386 Colleges" guide also recognized ���ϲ�����'s career services, campus, performing arts productions and residential facilities.