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Life Aquatic: Ocean Conservation and Climate Change Inspire NOAA Hollings Scholar Virginia Gilliland ’22

Virginia Gilliland has spent the past few months feeling like a fish out of the ocean. That’s how life seems when you swam nearly every day since childhood, and a pandemic shuts down pools.

Makayla Binter '20 Turns Art Into Action

Makayla Binter '20 wants to make a difference in the world, and often that means channeling her feelings into art and her art into action. The painting is called “8 minutes and 46 seconds,” the amount of time George Floyd endured an officer's knee on his throat while face down and handcuffed on a Minneapolis street.

Stop, Look and Listen: Tyler Wilson’s Art Meant to Give Pause, Spark Conversations

Message from SGA President Brandon Harris '22 and President Carol Quillen

Servant Leaders Recognized for Work Toward Stronger Communities, a More Just Society

Faculty Statement on Systemic Racism and Injustice

Clint Smith ’10 Appears on NPR to Reflect on This Moment

Documentary Filmmaker Mary Olive Smith ’88 Practices the Art of Reality

Something to Say: David Dennis Jr. Emerges as Powerful Voice on American Culture

Ike Bailey ’95: ‘George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and One Journalist’s Painfully Honest Self-Examination on Racism’

Video: Conversation with President Carol E. Quillen and The Hon. Anthony Foxx '93

Remote Work Presents New Challenges, But Some of the Same Rules Apply

President Quillen Talks Bridging the Gap Between Students and Employers During Chronicle of Higher Ed Forum

Campbell First Prof From Undergraduate Institution Elected to ASCB ˮ���� Post

Ethicist Weighs in on Tension Between Public Health and Private Liberty

The Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent stay at home orders have brought the tension between liberty and public health to the forefront. From the Reopen protesters to viral videos showing customers refusing to wear masks, near-daily clashes between proponents of personal freedom and advocates of collective responsibility illustrate a growing gulf in public opinion.

College ˮ���� Recognized for A Year Like No Other

President Carol Quillen and other campus leaders expressed their gratitude for the extraordinary work and dedication of the ˮ���� College community – celebrating milestones and accomplishments via video.

Trustees Commit Funds to Bring Class of 2020 to Campus for Commencement Ceremony

ˮ���� College Celebrates the Class of 2020, Welcomes Graduates Into Alumni Family

They started college during the final days of America’s most polarizing presidential election in recent history. They ended in the midst of a world-wide pandemic.

Thank You for Being a Friend: Class of 2020 Besties Share Their Stories

He’s the friend who makes you laugh, sometimes uncontrollably, the one who believes that no conversation is too silly.

Thirteen HHV Minors in the Class of 2020