Livingstone College has welcomed a record number of international students as members of the 2028 cohort of learners, and the burst has warranted the Sensational Salisbury District of the Western North Carolina Conference to reaffirm its commitment to global mission efforts. Ardis Chapel, Cedar Grove, Marable Memorial, Moore's Chapel, New Hope, Soldiers Memorial, and Southern City A.M.E. Zion churches committed support to the everyday life and residential needs of students in efforts to enhance their transcontinental journey and undergraduate collegiate experience. From room-sized refrigerators to room bedding and decor, the congregations cheerfully gave their resources, granting a transition of comfort, necessity, and dignity.
Freshman Computer Information Science major Hasana Maltiti of Ghana said, "I am so grateful for the hearts of The A.M.E. Zion churches. I thank God each night for the people I am meeting here, and I know God has sent me to the right place. "
As President Anthony J. Davis has been intentional in his commitment to diversity and inclusion, Livingstone has welcomed approximately 40 new international students, of whom more than half are Presidential Scholars.
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