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Classicist Speaks About Writing Book on Alexander the Great
News Caden Brousseau, '27 3/17/25 News Caden Brousseau, '27 3/17/25

Classicist Speaks About Writing Book on Alexander the Great

Professor Kousser discusses studying and writing about Alexander the Great.

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The Spectator Presents: Michael Knowles
News Caden Brousseau, '27 9/2/24 News Caden Brousseau, '27 9/2/24

The Spectator Presents: Michael Knowles

The conservative commentator will discuss traditional values during his on-campus speech.

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Naming Commission Historian Rationalizes Name Changes in Campus Talk
News Caden Brousseau, '27 5/14/24 News Caden Brousseau, '27 5/14/24

Naming Commission Historian Rationalizes Name Changes in Campus Talk

Robert E. Lee “truly led to the deaths of I think more American soldiers than any enemy we have faced,” said historian Connor Williams…

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Restored W&L Historic Site Commemorated in Ceremony
News Caden Brousseau, '27 5/2/24 News Caden Brousseau, '27 5/2/24

Restored W&L Historic Site Commemorated in Ceremony

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End-of-January News Recap
News Kamron M. Spivey, '24 2/7/24 News Kamron M. Spivey, '24 2/7/24

End-of-January News Recap

Events include a book about Medieval whiteness, how food impacts culture, and a discussion of Trump’s campaign…

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Orgasms and more discussed at Sex Week
News Andrew L. Thompson, '25 11/13/23 News Andrew L. Thompson, '25 11/13/23

Orgasms and more discussed at Sex Week

Programming by the Sexual Health Awareness Group promoted sexual health and identities.

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