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Tennessee's University of the South launches new racial reconciliation program - Vimarsana News

Tennessee's University of the South launches new racial reconciliation program

The University of the South launched a new initiative this week, aimed at promoting frank discussions on racial issues and opening up new political possibilities.

Preserving our past: Volunteers can learn history as they type interviews with Eckley old-timers - Vimarsana News

Preserving our past: Volunteers can learn history as they type interviews with Eckley old-timers

Clifford Falatko smashed his leg between a moving coal car and an iron door inside a mine at Buck Mountain, and years later he was still livid at the boss

Chattanooga Student Selected As A 2021 Truman Scholar - Vimarsana News

Chattanooga Student Selected As A 2021 Truman Scholar

Chattanooga Student Selected As A 2021 Truman Scholar Wednesday, April 14, 2021 Klarke Stricklen University of the South junior Klarke Stricklen, C’22, an American Studies major and African American Studies minor from Chattanooga, has been named a Truman Scholar. Only 62 new Truman Scholars were selected from a record 845 candidates nominated by more than 300 colleges and universities. Chosen after a grueling application and interview process, Truman Scholars demonstrate outstanding leadership potential, a commitment to a career in government or the nonprofit sector, and academic exc...

'We are not leaving': Sewanee's first Black leader helps propel a racial reckoning at university - Vimarsana News

'We are not leaving': Sewanee's first Black leader helps propel a racial reckoning at university

The community denounces racism after some students from the University of the South shouted the n-word during a recent lacrosse match.