News Releases

Philip Craft and Brian Baker join the 2013 Class of 40 Leaders Under 40 in the Triad.

With automatic across-the-board federal budget cuts taking effect March 1, anxiety is running high among many people in North Carolina.

Donors, student-athletes, administrators and friends of the university took part Thursday in a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new athletics facility.

An art professor wants his February performance exhibit in Lakeside Dining Hall to help students, faculty & staff dispel stereotypes.

Omri Shimron & Tim Hill in the music department perform a program also featuring the N.C. premier of "A Live Oak Growing" by Clint Borzoni.

Mat Goldberg is competing for a national fellowship awarded each year to those with goals of working in public service or government.

The Peace Corps Prep Program will help students gain additional skills and knowledge necessary for international service.

Dozens of campus & community advocates gathered Feb. 19 to share ideas and coordinate efforts for alleviating local hunger.

Participants in the program will discuss the relationship between leadership, diversity and social justice.

The Periclean Scholars Class of 2014 organized a program from Feb. 19-23 to spotlight issues related to the region they are studying.