Sewanee visited by major Anglican leader
By Richard Pryor, III Staff Writer At the end of September, the University’s School of Theology welcomed former Archbishop of Canterbury…
Class of 2017’s Biehl Scholars Present Research
By Phillip Davis Staff Writer At 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 29, the McGriff Alumni House hosted the presentation of…
Cross lighting results in mass avicide
By Vanessa Moss Executive Staff Early in the morning of September 27, a Sewanee leaseholder was taking a daybreak stroll…
Derek Alderman discusses the study of place and public memory
By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer On Tuesday, October 4, Dr. Derek Alderman, Head of the Geology Department at the University…
Office of Civic Engagement integrates new policies for 2016-2017 year
By Taylor Lanier Staff Writer This past June, Dean of the College and Professor of Classics, Terry L. Papillon, announced…
Otey Memorial Parish mourns victims of Orlando massacre, celebrates diversity
By Lawrence Rogers Staff Writer On Friday, October 21 the doors of Otey Memorial Parish opened wide to welcome those…
“Trump Train” Ignites Large Student Protest
Photo by Matt Hembree (C'20) By Richard Pryor III Staff Writer On the morning of October 22, Sewanee students and faculty…
Ashley Elizabeth Block (C’13) remembered by community
By Katie Kull Contributing Writer On Monday, September 19, hundreds of cyclists, runners, and walkers departed from multiple locations in Athens, Georgia, to converge on…
9/11 Posters bring controversy and national attention to Sewanee
By Fleming Smith and Vanessa Moss Executive Staff On this year’s anniversary of 9/11, controversy arose on campus when students discovered three posters for…
Sewanee’s 14th Amendment symposium draws leading constitutional scholars
Photo courtesy of mainehumanities.org By Lawrence Rogers Staff Writer Thursday, September 15 commenced the first day of Sewanee’s Law Symposium, a series of…