Articles by Keren Rivas
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鶹Ƶ mourns the loss of retired staff member
March 6, 2018
Mary “Janie” Salter, who served as director of the R. N. Ellington Health and Counseling Center for 26 years, died Feb. 23.
鶹Ƶ Day is coming to a city near you
February 16, 2018
Join your regional alumni chapter for a special celebration on March 13.
Matthew McKenzie ’16: Focused on service
February 8, 2018
Matthew McKenzie ’16 was one of 30 U.S. Ford employees selected for the company’s Thirty Under 30 program last year.
Alumnus achieves sweet success
February 8, 2018
Chas Smith ’11 is the co-founder of Sap! Beverages, a company that offers healthy, plant-based alternatives to sugary drinks.
Through a fictional lens
February 8, 2018
Tesa Jones ’73, known as Teri Ranney to her 鶹Ƶ professors and peers, has written two novels inspired by her memories of 鶹Ƶ.
From the archives: Setting the tone
February 8, 2018
More than 55 years ago, the “Emanons” laid the foundation for a successful jazz program at 鶹Ƶ.
Ripple effect
February 8, 2018
Associate Professor of English Prudence Layne is fostering intercultural opportunities for staff members in South Africa and beyond.
Gut instinct: what our intestines tell us about how we think
February 8, 2018
The billions of bacteria that populate our intestines influence a wide range of processes in our bodies—including our behavior and brain development.
Football success follows a new blueprint
February 8, 2018
How the 鶹Ƶ football team turned a seven-game losing streak in 2016 into a historic season a year later.
A jump into law
February 8, 2018
After a parachuting accident ended her military career, Joleen Parks found a calling in the legal profession.