Dr. Paige Schneider's Politics of Poverty and Inequality class partnered with Dr. Jennifer Michaels Literature and Composition class and traveled to Montgomery, Alabama on November 10 2019, to visit the Legacy Museum, and the Peace and Justice Memorial.

The Carlos Gallery in the Nabit Art Building at the University of the South is pleased to present Cheerful Nightmares, an exhibition of paintings by Art Honors candidate, Barton Perkins.

Fifteen members of the Class of 2019 have been elected to membership in Phi Beta Kappa, joining nine classmates who were elected in the fall semester. An initiation ceremony was held on Thursday, Feb. 28.

Katharina Probst, C’00, will return to Sewanee to share insights about her liberal arts education as the foundation for a career leading Netflix and Google engineering teams.

Two Week Change Ringing Residency, Two Week Residency

"The Importance of Defects in Energy Efficiency: Lighting and Power Electronics" presented by Dr. Mary Ellen Zvanut.

Elections of new Regents by the University’s Board of Trustees took place on Thursday, Oct. 11, and Friday, Oct. 12, 2018.

The Rt. Rev. Robert Skirving, Bishop of the Diocese of East Carolina, was elected the 25th chancellor of the University of the South.

One day after earning the Southern Athletic Association's Offensive Player of the Week, freshman right-side hitter Lilly Reilly has been selected as the Sports Imports/AVCA Division III National Player of the Week, announced by the American Volleyball Coaches Association on Sept. 11.

Author Kiese Laymon returns to Sewanee as writer-in-residence. Laymon gave a well-received reading and talk last November.