In the daytime, Ryan Davis is a business analyst at Cerner Corporation in Kansas City, Missouri. At night, Davis moonlights as a rapper, producer, and trombonist. He has collaborated with
New College Now Houses the Natural Resource Management Minor
New College is the new home of the Natural Resource Management Minor. Dr. Carl Williams coordinates the program. The minor has an interdisciplinary, practice-driven focus that prepares students for professional
New College Senior Projects
Do you remember your New College senior project? Here are just a few of the titles of this semester’s projects: Hannah Hatter, “Gaijin’s Guide to Japanese Cooking.” William Reynolds, “Bent
New College Council – Carrying on a Tradition
This year’s New College Council continues a long tradition in New College of students creating a community that extends beyond academics. Members of the Executive Council represent the diversity embodied
“Scottsboro Boys” Pardoned After 80 Years
New College faculty John Miller and Ellen Spears were instrumental in the “behind the scenes” work that finally led to the posthumous pardons of three of the African American young
Jackson Harris Elected Southern Region Vice President for FFA
As a freshman at UA, Jackson Harris sought one of 30 spots in the University Fellows Experience, a program that fuses high academic standards with a passion for community service.
Apple Cider Vinegar Cures Warts, Indigestion, and Tremors
For her New College Senior Project, Sarah DeMeo researched the medicinal uses of apple cider vinegar and blogged about her findings. Sarah, a member of UA’s Gymnastics Team, first learned
What I’d Say to Steve Spurrier (by Natalie Adams)
Few academics ever get a chance to appear on shows that people actually watch. So, when ESPN called me early December 2003, I was ecstatic. They flew me to New
New College Leads Sustainability Efforts on Campus
UA’s Environmental Council (ECo) has been effectively engaging the student body in environmental issues for years. Reflecting their commitment to non-hierarchical ways of affecting change, this year’s ECo adopted a
New College Retreat at Camp McDowell
Every year New College takes its students and faculty on a retreat to Camp McDowell in Jasper, Alabama. Organized, planned, and carried out by the New College Council, the weekend