By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff Over the last few years, the conversation around Sewanee’s potential business major has been led by Vice Chancellor John McCardell
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Sewanee wins tight game on Senior Day
The Sewanee Tigers celebrate their win against Millsaps. Photo courtesy of sewaneetigers.com. By Harry DavisStaff Writer On Saturday, April 13, the Sewanee baseball team defeated
Sewanee’s racial and class disparities through the eyes of Bacchus
By Nisrine Hilizah and Christopher HornsbyContributing Writers There has been lots of talk this year about making improvements to Bacchus, and, as a result of
Well, Since You Asked: An Advice Column
Dear Briana, Where should I look when I’m drinking from the water fountain? I’m constantly shifting my eyes from one place to another. Sincerely,Thirsty and
To eat or not to eat — Edible Books Festival returns to Sewanee
The logo for the Edible Books Festival. Photo courtesy of Google Images. By Oliver HeffronStaff Writer DuPont Library recently hosted Sewanee’s own Edible Books Festival.
Pros and comps
By Caroline Nixon Staff Writer It is that time of year again. The crackle of extensive study guides replaces the laughter and gossip of the
“Quit being such a Girl Scout about it”
Cartoon by Elijah Greiner (C’22).
My 2 Beautiful Children
Cartoon by Max Saltman (C’21).
Rock and Roll is here to stay
Tori Hinshaw (C’19) displays part of her record collection. Photo by Alena Kochinski (C’18). By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff “Rock and roll,” she started, pouring a
The flooding of McCrady: the hall that time forgot
McCrady Hall in sunnier weather. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Joseph MarascuilloStaff Writer McCrady Hall has never been the most luxurious place to live on