Living Two Realities
From navigating war-torn landscapes at home to pursuing an ambitious triple major at Sewanee, Kamilla Haidaienko, C’25, sets her sights on one goal: helping to shape the post-war reconstruction of her native Ukraine.
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From navigating war-torn landscapes at home to pursuing an ambitious triple major at Sewanee, Kamilla Haidaienko, C’25, sets her sights on one goal: helping to shape the post-war reconstruction of her native Ukraine.
A play about race, identity, and celebrity fan clubs, directed by Olivia Millwood, C'24. A sharp political comedy about a fan club that's torn apart when their favorite actor chooses to accept a role originally written for an Asian actor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Bring your own chair or blanket! April 16-20, runtime is approximately 35 minutes.
With the opening of Biehl Commons at the center of campus this semester, Sewanee students get a facility purpose-built for their enjoyment—a place to hang out, study, meet friends, and grab a bite. Join us for a look at what the new social commons has to offer.
Thompson, an assistant professor of geology in the Department of Earth and Environmental Systems at the University, will receive $619,867 over five years from NSF’s Division of Earth Sciences. Her project will to enable us to involve undergraduates in cutting-edge science aimed at resolving one of the biggest outstanding questions in Earth science.