By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff At the end of last year’s women’s lacrosse season, where the team achieved a 12-6 record and made it to
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Let the sick learn in peace: thoughts on ill students attending class
By Klarke StricklenJunior Editor The slightest sneeze or cough in elementary school meant a trip to the nurse and ultimately a call to our mother
Ladybeetles: The sneaky scoundrel of Sewanee’s skies
By Robert MohrStaff Writer I love my room in Smith Hall. I’m lucky to have it as a sophomore. Like many of the newer dorms
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Livia Karoui advocates for international development and equity through politics major
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Sewanee Idol raises $2,500 for Costa Rica outreach
Chi Psi dances to “Work From Home” by Fifth Harmony. Photo by Robert Mohr (C’21). By Katherine LeClairExecutive Staff Sewanee Idol, an annual talent show
Demetrius Eudell lectures on knowledge, race, and German Enlightenment
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Lawsuits and push notifications: The gender gap and sports
By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff Earlier this week, I received a push notification from my app version of The New York Times – only three