New in News "Anonymous Graffiti Appears Around Campus" by Joe DeMartin '21 (he/him) Link to the full article in our bio.

New in News "Public Health Department to Replace Health and Human Values" by Anika Banerjee '24 (she/her). Link to the full article is in our bio.

The COVID-19 Testing Dashboard reports 0 active cases. According to a 4/14 email from the Core COVID Response Team, over a thousand students have started the vaccination process. Students should report their vaccination to davidson.studenthealthportal.com

Hey everyone! Tomorrow at 7:00 pm EST is the Distinguished Epes Lecture with Dr. Samantha Hill - Into the Dark: Reading Hannah Arendt's Poems. Please join HumanitiesAtDavidson for the event! Zoom link is @ davidson.zoom.us/j/93629183622?… Special thanks to The Davidsonian

New In Features: "Monuments Initiative Seeks to Reconsider Space" by Andrea Liu '23 (she/her)

In the latest "Humans of Davidson" column, Chandler Lilly ’23 (she/her) speaks with Davidson community members as vaccine rollout ramps up and campus restrictions ease about a newfound sense of freedom and security.⁠ ⁠

New in Perspectives "What Being Vaccinated Means To Me As A Disabled Person" by Sarah Todd Hammer '24 (she/her)⁠ ⁠ Link to the full article in our bio.

There are currently 4 active COVID cases on campus. Thursday 4/29 is the last day of classes. Students will begin departing campus this weekend.

New articles have been posted to our website! We're also extremely excited to share with your our last thematic issue of the year, examining Davidson's relationship with the Presbyterian Church. Davidsonian.com

New in News, "Fall Semester: What We Know" by Samantha Ewing '23 (she/her) Link to the full article in our bio.

There are currently 2 active COVID-19 cases on campus. 70% of all students have been vaccinated. To date, Davidson has conducted over 77,000 COVID-19 tests.

Hey #HigherEd peeps, can we PLEASE get a signal boost on this?! Davidson College and Davidson College Office of Admission are trying to help high school students learn the hidden curriculum of applying to colleges. We can push for greater equity in college admissions by demystifying this process!

"Students participating in both the 2020-21 and 2021-22 school years will lose a total of eight weeks of education due to the shift to the 13-week calendar. This is the equivalent [to] 53% of a 15-week semester or 62% of a 13-week semester." ⁠- Tavie Kittredge ’24 (she/her)

"Having to wait two weeks to meet with a counselor is not feasible for students, yet paying an outside counselor is also not financially feasible for many students." - Cece Woo '24. Link to the full article in our bio.

New in Perspectives: On Equitable Representation Academia

New in News: Students Take Initiative to Make Nightlife Safer by Brigid McCarthy '25 (she/her)