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Grand Challenges I is a required first-semester course for engineering majors, delving into problem-solving for a better future. Students built and used remotely operated vehicles to complete a variety of underwater tasks.

Crothers, who graduated with a bachelor of fine arts in dance and choreography, and a bachelor of arts in arts administration, returned to campus in 2017 to offer two masterclasses for ������Ƶ dance students.

“The Exodus and Some Possibilities of Jewish Political Thought,” which Associate Professor Geoffrey Claussen co-authored with Emily Filler, appears in the new T&T Clark Handbook of Political Theology.

������Ƶ has had a long partnership with the Positive Attitude Youth Center, where ������Ƶ students can volunteer and help to enhance the education of elementary school students within the Alamance community. All of this started with Sandra Reid.

Collaboration between the engineering program and the School of Health Sciences' physical therapy program challenged students and brought out their best in service of the community.

The professor of music had an article published in the professional trumpet journal.

Grace Carter '20 and Assistant Professor of Biology Alfred Simkin are analyzing the chimpanzee genome in hopes of better understanding viruses like HIV.

Assistant Professor of Anthropology Jennifer Carroll received the Rudolf Virchow Professional Prize from the Society for Medical Anthropology's Critical Anthropology for Global Health committee.

Longmire-Avital, associate professor of psychology, has published an article on the sexual health communication styles of emerging adult heterosexually-active black women.

Junior ������Ƶ College Fellows presented research project proposals at annual event, modeling the process for sophomore Fellows.