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Greenhouse While the divestment discussion at the Greenhouse may have ended at 8:30pm on October 5th, the backyard remained full even after the three administrators
Izzy Heines Contributing Writer What is a small liberal arts school, tucked away in the woods, without a unique, niche and gritty sport like rugby?
Dear reader, I am writing this while drinking a McClurg hot chocolate and gazing at All Saints’. My lips are chapped, my hands are dry
Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Visiting Assistant Professor of English Dr. Oluwafunmilayo Akinpelu (Funmi Omo Moji) begins her first year at Sewanee with scholarship focus on
Natalia Falconi Contributing Writer Nothing is better than when you take out your pocket PB&J, some granola and maybe even beef jerky (if you’re feeling
Ginna Allen News Editor What if we could travel back in time to see what came before us? A long-term, place-based teaching and research project
Executive Staff Departures of four prominent women of color from the University last spring have prompted some students to ask Sewanee’s administration what these losses
Aiden Feltman Contributing Writer Every year, Sewanee teems with bikes. Whether the community owns or rents bicycles, they are a mainstay on campus. Students and
Gwen Domine Junior Editor Chloe Wright Editor-in-Chief More than a hundred faculty, staff and community members attended The Rememberings, an event led by the Roberson
Nikol Hristova Staff Writer Local sorority Alpha Tau Zeta (ATZ) announced that they will be going inactive through a post on their official Instagram page