The following post speaks to my experience at Davidson, and I recognize that it may not apply to every person or every organization: Davidson’s social fraternities are not true communities. “In our culture of rugged individualism… we bandy… Read More
As a student athlete on campus, there is a very recognizable community I belong to. I am a member of the football team. However, this community can feel pretty broad at times. I mean there are about 80 players… Read More
This past Thursday the Davidson community saw the establishment of one of the greatest forms of academic excellence celebrations of the semester. The introduction of the campus’ 1st Alenda Lux Symposium could create an event that casts its… Read More
In the fall, I only joined one student group: the Rape Awareness Committee. According to RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network) women ages 18-24 are three times more likely to be sexually assaulted than women and girls… Read More
Do grades really matter and if so, in what context? This may seem like a disgruntled student preparing for their report card as finals loom in the distant. Will I get a B+ or A-? Should I not… Read More
For the past 3 years, Queers & Allies has put on a celebration for queer seniors who are graduating each year. This luxurious and extravagant event is called Lavender Graduation. I have been able to attend each of… Read More
This year I have had the wonderful experience of living in a senior apartment. My apartment has developed into a tight-knit community of 4 that spends most nights together in some shape or form. On any given Friday… Read More
My first experience riding in a Jeep Wrangler was with my uncle when I was around 10. I remember sitting in the front passenger seat having a great view of the road and my surroundings. Jeeps are designed… Read More
Davidson has been a blessing for me in an uncountable number of ways, but most importantly this college has given me a new family- the swim and dive team. From the beginning, my freshmen class had unbreakable bonds… Read More
Strolling– “a synchronized dance with unwritten rules that was made popular by black and Latino Greek organizations in the 1920s. The dance routine serves as a culture of its own, performed among several multicultural Greek organizations, most commonly… Read More
