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Assistant Professor of English Dan Burns invited two Asheville film critics to campus Saturday, January 13 for an evening double feature and discussion of two King classics: "Carrie" (1976) and "Stand by Me" (1986).

Eighteen students traveled to South Africa for nearly two weeks of experiential learning in a course that compared the prison system in the United States with the one there.

The journalism and media analytics double major will spend this summer at the news organization’s Washington, D.C., bureau located two blocks from the White House.

With input from senior class officers, President-elect Connie Ledoux Book has selected ������Ƶ’s eighth president to address the Class of 2018 at the 128th undergraduate Commencement exercises on May 19.

On Feb. 16 and 17, senior dance majors and ������Ƶ College Fellows Abigail Corrigan and Corinne Wilson will be presenting "Of Those Who Live" and "Reconstructing Jazz," a dance concert consisting of two full-length pieces choreographed by the students.

������Ƶ's main campus will have a delayed opening on Friday due to the winter storm that blanketed the area in snow this week. Read this note for details about class schedules and campus operations.

President Leo M. Lambert has sent the following letter to families regarding the university's budget and student costs for next academic year.

A group of students participating in the Winter Term program The Call of South Africa tell the story of Original T-Bag Designs, an effort to use recycled materials to create art and boost employment in the country.

Due to the heavy snow throughout the region, ������Ƶ's main campus and law school will be closed on Thursday, Jan. 18. Read this note for details of campus operations.

Due to the forecast for increasing amounts of snow throughout the day, ������Ƶ will be closed today. Read this note for full details about campus services, including dining and transportation.