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Local leaders and legal experts will discuss issues around housing insecurity at the Nov. 6 symposium, “Neighboring in a Time of Need,” co-hosted by ������Ƶ Law and West Market Street United Methodist Church.

For Karla Estrada Perez, learning about and celebrating cultures and identities builds communities and relationships.

The EAB has selected five new members to serve three-year terms — Whitney Butcher ’09 L’12, Stephen Dahlem ’07, Kristyn Green ’95 P’29, Scott Rehnert ’12 and Peter Walpole ’15.

Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Jason Husser spoke with WFMY and ABC 45 News about the potential replacement process for a Guilford County lawmaker facing calls to resign.

Vice President for Student Life Jon Dooley provides this weekly message to help students stay informed and prepare for the upcoming week.

Moran Stela Yanai was abducted from the Nova Music Festival on Oct. 7, and spent nearly two months in captivity. She will address the ������Ƶ community on Oct. 28.

An Oct. 10 awards ceremony hosted by ������Ƶ College, the Colleges of Arts & Sciences, recognized the professional achievements of three distinguished university graduates.

Assistant Professor Francisco "Paco" Chen-López brought fresh perspectives on Latin American identity during his visit to ������Ƶ. Through his keynote address and classroom visits, he revealed how Chinese migration has impacted Latin American history and culture.

Through the membership, students volunteer at least three times per semester and participate in the Institutes for Civic and Community Engagement, monthly gatherings designed to deepen understanding of local needs and build leadership skills.

Four ������Ƶ alumnae joined a virtual panel hosted by the SPDC to share candid insights inspiration, and advice with psychology students about navigating careers and graduate school after ������Ƶ.