Meran Paul, Features Editor If you’ve been to the duPont library lately, you’ve probably seen Sam Ertelt. He’s the friendly guy at the front desk
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Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. Sue Buckingham is a new professor of biology at Sewanee. She earned a Bachelor’s in English at Wooster College, as
A Day in the Life of Donald Abels
Tom Walker, Junior Editor It’s 1 a.m., and Donald Abels is working. He’s not in his office writing up conduct reports or Community Standards actions.
Meet the Presidential Candidates of 2025
Below are the four candidates running for SGA (Student Government Association) and OG (Order of the Gown) president for 2025. OG and SGA Presidential Debate
Treasurer Doug Williams steps down after 10 Years
Lizzy Donker, Editor-in-Chief Doug Williams will be stepping down at the end of this fiscal year after serving as University Treasurer for 10 years. Williams’s
Fly-Fishing on the Domain: Recovering Sewanee’s Pastime
Skyler Adams, Contributing Writer Fly fishing is an opportunity to interact with nature on a deeper level. It allows us to be absorbed both in
Senior Spotlight: Sewanee Women’s Lacrosse
Bradley Tyer Jones, Sports Editor The eight seniors on the Women’s Lacrosse Team are a special bunch. They support each other through thick and thin,
How Does the New Anti-Hazing Act Affect Sewanee?
Ella Mitchell, Photography Editor It has been about three weeks since Shake Day: the Sewanee version of Bid Day where the sororities and fraternities celebrate
Sewanee AAUP statement
The University of the South AAUP Chapter The U.S. Department of Education warned American colleges and universities in a Feb. 14 Dear Colleague letter that
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Camilla Hipp, Staff Writer The Pisces new moon on Feb. 27 brings the last lunar cycle of the astrological year and our official entrance into