By Frances Marion Givhan Junior Editor Phi Beta Kappa, a prestigious society that “stands for freedom of inquiry and expression… and the pursuit of wisdom,”
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Marketplace Fall consignment sale set
Celebrating 21 years serving Franklin County and its neighbors, the Marketplace will hold its annual fall/winter consignment sale September 512 (closed Sunday) at Monterey Station,
Panel discusses being a pre-health student at Sewanee
Photo by InSoo Lee By InSoo Lee Staff Writer On September 3 at 7:00 p.m. in Gailor Auditorium, the Sewanee Health Professions Society (SHPS) hosted
From rags to riches: A donkey’s journey to the promised land
Photo courtesy of Kalin Morris By Tommy Davis Staff Writer There’s a new resident in the small town of Sewanee, and she’s come farther than
Revitalization in the village
By Tess Steele Staff Writer After the recent conclusion of the Public Design Workshop, the University is pressing ahead with plans to revitalize the downtown
Sewanee’s goals for the new year
Photo courtesy of Sewanee Flickr By Fleming Smith Staff Writer On Tuesday, August 25, several school leaders spoke in All Saints’ Chapel about how they
Editor Abroad
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Page Forrest (C’17) is a junior at Sewanee studying abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland this semester. She serves as Managing Editor
Sewanee welcomes new themed houses onto campus
By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff This year, Sewanee reapproved the Business, Green, Gender and Sexual Diversity, Sportsman, Wellness, Italian, Community Engagement, Emergency Medical Services, and
The magnificent Anderson
By Phillip Davis Staff Writer The University of the South prides itself on its dining hall’s fresh, high-quality food. Equally important, though, is McClurg’s dedicated
Afternoon smoothies
By Simon Boes If you stop by McClurg for a bite after class or go in to chat with your friends, something new will be