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The longtime faculty member in the Department of Mathematics will spend the 2026-27 academic year researching the way math has been used to drive storytelling – and how stories then spark the curiosity of readers who want to learn more about math concepts.

An innovative audio experience provided a hands-on learning experience for a music production and recording arts student in the Department of Performing Arts with guidance from his faculty and staff mentors.

Seats are limited for a two-week camp in July for rising high school juniors and seniors who will live on campus while challenging themselves academically and preparing for life as a college student.

Seats are limited for a weeklong day camp in June for rising sixth through eighth graders interested in the world of artificial intelligence and digital game design.

Professor Cynthia Fair in the Departments of Public Health and Human Service Studies teaches a class that helps students better understand childbirth, including the language, mechanics and cultural beliefs around human reproduction.

The director of the ���ϲ����� College Fellows offered praise for the quality and passion of the hundreds of high school seniors she met during an annual event for admitted students in contention for ���ϲ�����’s signature academic programs.

Through her teaching, scholarship and leadership in equity initiatives, the assistant professor of dance is expanding the visibility of traditional West African dance at ���ϲ����� and using technology, including artificial intelligence, to make the art form more accessible.

The associate professor of music presented at the Louisiana Association for Jazz Education Conference

Izzy Greenstein ’26 and Ruby Radis ’26 gained experience serving the Alamance County community while deepening their commitment to social justice and resilience.

The Sister Cities Youth Immersion program connected South Korean teenagers with ���ϲ����� students pursuing a minor in game design.