The University of the South • 29th November 2022

46 Hours on the Trail • The University of the South

James Dunaway, C’17, makes a record-breaking ride through the mountains of North Georgia. Fueled by Pop-Tarts, PayDay bars, and a truckload of sheer grit, James Dunaway, C’17, was the first mountain biker to cross the finish line of the Trans North Georgia Adventure (TNGA) in August, coming in at a grueling 45 hours and 52 minutes.

14th March 2019

How To Build an Art Factory • The University of the South

In Chattanooga, Charlotte Caldwell, C’05, looks to transform the contemporary-art scene in the Southeast with an ambitious dream and a 75,000-square-foot remnant of the family business.

Sewanee Feature • 16th November 2018

Let the Dream Begin • The University of the South

Jordan Craig, C’11, was on his way to a job interview when he got the phone call of a lifetime. At the time, he was working two jobs and was on a crowded bus in New York City en route to an interview for a third job when he answered a call from his agent.

Sewanee: The University of the South • 17th April 2019

Website Redesign Project

Wrote conversational, punchy copy for this prospective student-facing platform.

by Meredith Garrett • 16th February 2019

Photo Essay on Belonging • The University of the South

Belonging is connection. It’s mattering. It’s thriving. At Sewanee, we’ve created an environment to foster this sense of belonging. We also know that there is no finality to belonging—it’s continual and evolving. That’s why we’ve built a community full of diverse people whose goal is to walk alongside you no matter what.

Sewanee Feature • 12th October 2018

Bringing the Iron Men to Life • The University of the South

Everybody who passes through Sewanee’s stone gates—visitors, prospective students, lost souls who take a wrong turn off I-24—will all have one experience in common: They won’t be on the Domain for long before hearing about the Sewanee football team of 1899. In the usual telling of the story, the season played by that team seems more like legend than history—a bit of folklore with a religious slant.

The University of the South • 16th August 2019

Food for Thought • The University of the South

Food Literacy Project Manager Caroline Thompson hopes the program will eventually expand to provide community cooking classes and summer camps, and lay the groundwork for conversations around food scarcity and food justice.

15th April 2019

Making Haste with Waste • The University of the South

At the University Farm, Chris Hornsby, C’19, and his team of hard-working fly larvae are working to change how the world converts food waste to useful compost. hile you might get squeamish at the thought of maggots working their way through a mountain of discarded food waste, Chris Hornsby, C’19, has spent four years studying the process, and he’s here to tell you that it’s more appealing than abhorrent, more captivating than creepy, more engrossing than gross.

Sewanee Feature • 12th October 2018

The Useful Summer • The University of the South

By Meredith Garrett

AL.com • 12th October 2018

Lynching memorials, Confederate statues, and what we choose to teach

By Meredith Garrett

22nd May 2019

50 Years of Women at Sewanee (video production sample)

We are bold. We are accomplished. We are Sewanee.

Chattanooga Times Free Press • 17th December 2016

Pipeline Genocide: where to go from here

For the first time in my 29 years, I didn’t celebrate a traditional Thanksgiving. I avoided arguments about football, the election, and topsy-turvy family dynamics. At 4 AM on Thanksgiving morning...

Poetry • 15th January 2019

Swallow the Stars

A poem commissioned & shared by Tennessee Kids Belong, an organization mobilizing community leaders & members around the foster care system.

Personal/Opinion • 30th June 2020

Gadsden Times Opinion: I'm not mad at Emma

Guest commentary on the removal of confederate statues

Personal Blog • 27th May 2017

My dog died today.

Chattanooga Times Free Press Community News • 13th September 2017

Artistry and conversation: Tackling tough issues in many mediums

Chattanooga Time Free Press • 4th December 2017

Chattanooga Butter feeds local market unique flavors

Personal Fitness Trainers, Personal Training in Chattanooga • 25th February 2019

8 Reasons You're Not Working Out

the reader project • 16th January 2017

Silent for too long. An open letter to Rick Burgess.

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