Sewanee Magazine

A chance remark sent Annie Armour Morgret, C’77, and her daughter, Sarah Campbell, C’11, on an unexpected journey—one that led from a Sewanee to Antiques Roadshow and the discovery that their family’s paintings were original Winslow Homers. Mercedes Abramo, C’92, is reshaping the world of luxury at Ralph Lauren, while Michael Waldrum, C’84, is tackling healthcare gaps in rural America. And for those curious about the country’s fastest-growing sport, Eric Roddy, C’16, breaks down the pickleball phenomenon.

Micah Nicholas, C’17, is leading disaster preparedness efforts in Louisiana, helping communities brace for a more active hurricane season. Sewanee alumni are harnessing AI to tackle big challenges, from fighting homelessness to advancing medical treatments. Graduates share unforgettable moments from their Sewanee classrooms—some funny, some profound. And in Shakerag Hollow, a tiny purple bloom is making big botanical news as North America’s newest discovered flower species.