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Hosted by Broadway World and sponsored by Broadway Records, the singing competition is in its second season, with Willem Butler '22 coming out on top during the first season.

The effort is supported by a $12 million award from the National Institutes of Health for outreach and engagement efforts to address the disparities between how ethnic and racial minority communities have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

This spring, second-year ���ϲ����� College Fellows will choose a research subject and partner with faculty mentors for their two-year research projects.

More than 300 donors contributed to a special fundraising effort as part of the ���ϲ����� LEADS Campaign to increase financial aid for families impacted by COVID-19. Sage Albert ’23 is one of the many students grateful for the support.

In this column, Career Advising Fellow Alysia McGlone writes about the value of a degree in the liberal arts and sciences.

Unsure of her post-graduate options, Arianna Shahin turned to the SPDC for guidance and gained acceptance into Wake Forest University with a scholarship.

The survey of 1,259 registered voters in the state conducted Oct. 22-24 explored issues related to the integrity of the 2020 election and how people will react to the outcome.

Join faculty members from the Department of Political Science and Policy Studies on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 4:15 p.m. to learn more about the 2020 general election results. Faculty will break down where things stand as votes are still being counted in the presidential election.

Allocco’s article draws on more than a decade of ethnographic research and interviews with one Hindu family in South India to explore the hermeneutical issues – what Allocco calls “interpretive ambivalence” – that arise from narrative multiplicity.

Matthew Del Valle '21 spent the last two summers at Wastequip in Charlotte, N.C., where he contributed to the company's product designs and manufacturing process. The company has offered him a full-time position after graduation.