By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief According to an email from Vice-Chancellor John McCardell on May 10, two students were arrested in the Guerry vandalism case the day
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Guerry Hall vandalism affects large part of auditorium
The stage in Guerry Auditorium. Photo courtesy of Chief of Police Marie Ferguson. By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief According to Sewanee Police Chief Marie Ferguson, an act
State of Sewanee: It’s time to talk about hazing
By Garrett Lucey and Mary Margaret MurdockContributing Writers In our opinion, one of the biggest problems that Greek Life faces is hazing. As members of
Sorry, I don’t care about the business major
By Robert Mohr Staff Writer Sewanee’s not like the other schools. We have mandatory comprehensive exams for seniors. We ingrain the natural world into our
Meghan Symonds (C’19) caps off amazing golf career
Pictured: Meghan Symonds (C’19). Photo courtesy of @SewaneeGolf on Twitter. By Richard Pryor, IIIExecutive Staff As I was preparing to write this article, I searched
Baseball and colonialism: as American as apple pie
By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff Last week, the Atlanta Braves re-signed their second baseman, Ozzie Albies, for a seven-year contract during which he will earn
Dr. Ruth Sanchez speaks on the process of tenure appointment
By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief Often, students fail to understand the flurry of activity surrounding tenure track professors during Easter semester. How are professors selected? What happens
University releases new official Consensual Relations Policy
By Lucy RudmanJunior Editor Enacted officially on April 15, 2019, the University drafted a new policy regarding consensual student-faculty and student-staff relationships. The policy, described
NAACP chapter comes to Sewanee
Sewanee’s NAACP gathers together to enact change on campus. Photo by Olivier Mbabazi (C’22). By Samuel CarterStaff Writer The NAACP, the National Association for the
Black Hole Photographed
Cartoon by Ambreen Khan (C’22).