Billy Hallowell '06 may be young, but his name is already written in stone.  The sophomore was recently added to the the Wall of Tolerance, a Montgomery, Ala., monument that honors individuals who have worked to end discrimination. This honor recognizes the many roles Billy has taken on since he was just 15 years old.

He’s a creator. At 15, Hallowell created a flashy website called www.teenwebonline.com, written by teens for teens. Originally intended as a response to the Columbine shootings, the site continues to help teenagers get involved in current events and make a difference. 

He's a writer. Working with two other students from the College, Billy, a communications major, recently completed his first book, Christ Teen, and he has his own “Hallowed Ground” column on www.shine.com.

And he's a speaker. In April of 2004, Billy was a spokesperson for the inaugural Love-A-Teen Day that took place in schools across the country, and in March he spoke in Washington, D.C.