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The university is organizing opportunities for discussion this spring with featured speakers who can promote a more in-depth understanding of the ongoing war in Israel and Gaza.

Students, faculty and members of the ���ϲ����� community entered the McBride Gathering Space on Friday, Feb. 9, to learn more about journeys of refugees from all around the world – as well as right down the road in Greensboro.

The Health Equity Scholars for Action program supports academic researchers from historically underrepresented backgrounds as they expand research designed to dismantle systemic and structural barriers to health and well-being.

The concert will feature live music and extraordinary performances choreographed by Robin Gee, Sean Hunter, Ronald Lavender Jr., Eli Motley, Godson Atsu Sokpor, Maurice Watson and Keshia Wall.

The survey seeks to improve university resources and to better tailor prevention messaging.

In partnership with HealthEU, Inclusive Excellence Education & Development, the Black Lumen Project, and the Division of Student Life, the Center for Design Thinking will host a HealthEU Wellness Fair for ���ϲ����� students and community members on March 14.

The worldwide initiative aims to plant 1.5 million daffodils in remembrance of the 1.5 million children who perished during the Holocaust.

Launched by The University of the South, the Locating Slavery's Legacies database helps create the conversation on the importance of understanding the legacy of slavery in higher education institutions.

Truitt Center for Religious and Spiritual Life hosts the student-led Ripple Conference from February 9-11, 2024

The Center for Race, Ethnicity & Diversity Education hosted the Black History Month Kickoff event on Thursday, Feb. 1. The theme for Black History Month 2024 at ���ϲ����� is “Rhythms of Resilience: One Soul One Sound.”