Sewanee expands religious inclusion on campus
By Claire SmithExecutive Editor This year’s Convocation was a unique experience for students, not the least of which because new…
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy celebrated at CoHo’s candlelight vigil
By Madison SellersJunior Editor Five days after Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, the Community Engagement House (otherwise known as the CoHo)…
Community Action Committee teams up with McClurg to deliver meals to those in need
By Colton WilliamsEditor-In-Chief The Community Action Committee (CAC), an outreach program led out of Otey Parish in Sewanee, has partnered…
University employees are afraid to speak to the press. I don’t blame them.
By Max SaltmanExecutive Staff In Amelia Leaphart’s fine article on the backlog of work and lack of space in the…
Student Post Office strained by backlog of mail and inadequate space
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff At the beginning of the pandemic, SPO staff continued working without their student employees, forwarding packages…
The only Sewanee sports team still in competition: Esports
By Sarah HallContributing Writer Sports news at Sewanee has been quiet for too long. Though most teams continue practicing in…
Let’s Talk about Sewanee’s mental healthcare structure
By MK Saye Executive Staff According to a study published in early September by JAMA Network Open, the “prevalence of depression…
Dear Scarlett: an example of how not to speak to a woman
Album art for Cameron Dallas' Dear Scarlett. By Rob Mohr and MK Saye Executive Staff MK: If you were waiting for…
Lindsey Frazer (C’24) explores art through Sewanee classes
Ink drawing by Lindsey Frazer (C'24). By Bella FrancoisExecutive Staff A love for art sometimes comes naturally, and sometimes comes…
Physics, Still a hope for scientific creativity
Pictured: Physics major Ashraful Haque (C'22). By Máté GaraiContributing Writer People’s facial expressions right after you tell them you’d like…