By Colton WilliamsEditor-in-Chief Due to the threat of the global coronavirus pandemic, Sewanee will move to online learning for the rest of the 2019-20 academic
Love in the Time of Coronavirus
Cartoon by Max Saltman (C’21).
Love in the Time of Coronavirus
Cartoon by Max Saltman (C’21).
On Goodbye
By Julia HarrisonStaff Writer I feel displaced, as many of us do, texting dramatic monologues to one another from home or carpeted apartments, from cracked
March Horoscopes
By Julia HarrisonStaff Writer GeminiKiss one more Pisces, I dare you. TaurusOof. Tough month. Probably high time to stop drinking alone—instead, reevaluate your relationship with
Bookmaking workshop lets community members write their own history
Lynda Duncan prepares to scan family photos for her book. Photo by Claire Smith (C’22). By Claire SmithExecutive Editor In one of many projects hosted
Sewanee Night Owls debate the question “Is plagiarism morally wrong?”
Dr. Mark Hopwood and Agnes Callard at Sewanee Night Owls. Photo by Dakota Collins (C’23). By Dakota CollinsExecutive Staff On the night of February 27,
The OCCU hosts “Reacting to Dishonorable Language”
Sambhav Bansal (C’23) at “Reacting to Dishonorable Language.” Photo by Charlotte Suttee (C’23). By Charlotte SutteeExecutive Staff “Reacting to Dishonorable Language” was the latest Honor
Camp Spain (C’21) on ‘The Bloody Mary Situation’ and the Sewanee music scene
Camp Spain (C’21, second from the left) performs with The Bloody Mary Situation at Fish for Change. Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Blackford (C’21). By Lilly
Julia Takano MacKinnon (C’20) uses liberal arts to find passion for STEM
Julia MacKinnon (C’20). Photo by Sambhav Bansal (C’23). By Sambhav BansalExecutive Staff Julia Takano MacKinnon (C’20) came to Sewanee with her major undeclared and with
Here’s an idea: a student shuttle to the airport
By Seif Selim Contributing Writer Travel arrangements can be something to worry about, especially if you are an international student. I remember when I was planning