The Sewanee Asian Organization invites you to its semi-annual Ramen Night as a study break from the approaching final exams on Friday, April 27 from 5-7 in the BC Hearth Room.. Come try ramen with a variety of toppings.

Terry Papillon, professor of classics as well as vice president for academic affairs and dean of the College, has been selected by the Council of Independent Colleges to participate in the 2018–2019 Executive Leadership Academy. Scott Wilson, associate dean of global education and professor of politics, was selected to participate in the 2018–2019 Senior Leadership Academy.

Sewanee Classics professor Paul Holloway critically examines Paul's rhetoric of life and death his letter to the Philippians.

Vanessa Moss, C'20, was named one of the 2018 Planet Forward Storyfest winners.

Announcing an exciting new initiative at the CFT and request for your help.

Please join us in congratulating Rae Manacsa, who will serve as interim co-director while Jordan is on research leave next year!

The final Wednesday Workshop of the year features Professor Eric Thurman of the Department of Religious Studies speaking about a debate assignment he has developed for his Introduction to the Old Testament and Introduction to the New Testament classes.

Sewanee's prescribed fire team, including twelve students, conducted a 30 acre prescribed fire last week at Piney Point.

A significant gift to the School of Theology relocation project was made in memory of the Rev. Dr. Robert Parks.

German major, Meredith Stuber, presented her paper entitled "1968 Massenmedien: Realität der Proteste oder verfälschte Wahrnehmung?" at the Undergraduate Research Conference at Lafayette College in Easton, PA on April 7.