Local businesses look forward with optimism in spite of ailing economy
By Robert Beeland, Kurt DeLay, and Joseph Marasciullo Staff Writers A January 30 report published by Middle Tennessee State University…
Keeping Sewanee Accountable with the CoHo
By Phillip Davis Staff Writer At 6 p.m. on Wednesday, February 22, the Community Engagement House hosted an accountable action…
Before you die, consider the environment
By Helena Kilburn Contributing Writer Sewanee’s Earthkeepers group meets twice a month at the Greenhouse to discuss topics concerning the…
Why Can’t We Be Friends? The Story of Sewanee’s Own Interpolitical Council
By Joseph Marasciullo Contributing Writer Last summer, Phillip Sharp (C’18), a politics major at Sewanee, was selected to attend the…
Women’s empowerment on Sewanee’s campus and beyond
Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff Catherine Casselman (C’17) and Anna Sumner Noonan (C’17) currently lead SWEEC: Sewanee Women Engaging and Empowering…
Young Vic’s Midsummer Night’s Dream Shows That Even Comedies Do Not Have to End Well
By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff The stage is covered in mud. Actually, the stage is mud, but you can…
Ragtime pianist Bob Milne performs at Sewanee
Photo by Lucy Wimmer By Alena Churikova Executive Staff February 13-16, renowned ragtime pianist Bob Milne visited Sewanee. Bob Mile…
Conservation initiative uncovers mystery portrait from Sewanee’s Permanent Collection
Tess Steele Executive Staff On Thursday, February 23, students, faculty, and community members gathered at the University Archives and Special…
Author Erin McGraw shares her fiction at Sewanee
Photo by Lucy Wimmer By Anna Mann Executive Staff On Tuesday, February 21, author Erin McGraw visited the Torian Room…
Chamber of Secrets Opened at Sewanee
Simon Boes Executive Staff Sources confirmed that a room similar to the Hogwarts style “Chamber of Secrets” has been opened…