The Ones Who Walk
Elise Wallace (’11) is taking a physical and spiritual journey the length of the Appalachian Trail while documenting her conversations with fellow hikers.
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Call of the Wild
Millie Kerr (’03) left her job as a lawyer to follow her passion — using storytelling to promote conservation.
Read MoreTragedy and Redemption
The Vietnam War claimed two men who served together — one who died and one who lived with destructive anger and guilt. Memories have kept both alive.
Read MoreSummer’s Best Reads
The newest members of the Writers Hall of Fame — plus one — offer their top picks.
Read More‘This Is Heaven To Me’
Retiring golf coach Dianne Dailey built championship teams and reveled in watching students grow into confident young women.
Read MoreLet the Sun Shine In
David Bates ('84) helps harness sunlight to power fellow Deac's town of the future.
Read MoreLeveling the Playing Field
Former soccer standout Amir Lowery ('04) shoots to change lives, on and off the field.
Read MoreBack to the Future
This alumnus returned to co-teach a class in a sports first-year seminar that helped set his life direction
Read MoreAre you Ready for Your ‘Third Act’?
Author Cameron Kent ('79) shares his insights into finding fulfillment after retiring.
Read MorePremium Aged Mash
Campus jams evolve into a band with two decades of history and friendship
Read MoreLessons from the Greeks and Romans
Confront uncertainty, do the right thing even in the face of death
Read MoreLessons from the Greeks and Romans
Become adept at delayed gratification, increase your appetite for the good and beautiful
Read MoreLessons from the Greeks and Romans
Practice virtue, know that you could be wrong about what makes you truly happy
Read MoreWhat Made Ancient Greeks Special? Storytelling
Greeks contributed to history with advances in narrative
Read MoreOne For the Books
Ann Julian Abadie ('60), whose career has focused on Southern culture, will be honored at the annual Oxford Conference for the Book.
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