How to Donate Responsibly this Giving Tuesday
By Brandi Jordan Giving Tuesday is a global day of [...]
Author John Green: “Hope Is the Correct Response” to a Rapidly Changing World
By Edwin Smith, University of Mississippi Despite gloomy news [...]
Pet Hall: You Can Now Live on Campus With Your Furry Friend at Campbell University
Dogs, cats, turtles, ferrets. Even a flying squirrel. Students [...]
Home Runs for Gabby: Campbell University Baseball Team Rallies Around No. 1 Fan
Now a teenager, baseball fan Gabby Hernandez has been fighting for her life since she was just six months old, and her beloved Fighting Camels always make sure that she feels accepted and loved.
“May Peace Prevail on Earth”: Furman University Dedicates Peace Pole
The pole “represents Furman’s hope and commitment toward peace in our community and the entire world,” according to Abijah Leamon, one of several students who spoke at the ceremony.
Non-Speaking Student With Autism Delivers Powerful Valedictorian Speech
Elizabeth Bonker, who's also an author, poet and songwriter, called on her fellow Rollins College graduates to use their voices, serve others and "see the worth in every person we serve."
Catawba College Offering More Scholarships to Students from the Catawba Nation
Following up on an agreement first reached in 2007, the college has expanded opportunities for the Catawba Nation, providing a full-tuition scholarship every year to a Catawba tribal member.
Ungrading: An English Professor Makes Her Case Against Grading Students’ Work
University of Richmond Professor Elisabeth Gruner stopped grading her students' written work four years ago. "My only regret," she says, "is that I didn't do it sooner."
The Citadel Amps Up STEM Outreach With Engineering Event for Girl Scouts
The event, called Introduce a Girl Scout to Engineering, drew 100 girl scouts from across South Carolina's Lowcountry to the Citadel campus to learn more about careers in the engineering fields.
Brenau University Professor Helps Brownie Troop Earn Their Potter Badges
“We’re teaching the children that ceramics are another positive way for self-expression,” said Huy Chu, an assistant professor of art and design professor who led two classes for the Girl Scout troop.
