by Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Tuesday, January 20, the Sewanee community had the honor of hosting Michael W. Kerwin to speak about his experiences
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Students return from study abroad programs 2014
by Lam Ho Executive Editor Seeking an educational challenge and a new way of seeing the world, 100 students left for the Fall Semester of
Fact or Fiction?
by Henry Thornton Junior Editor You may have heard the rumors going around, like I did, that Dean Spurlock had put in place new regulations
Coming Home
by Hadley Montgomery and Evans Ousley Staff Writers As William Alexander Percy said of Sewanee, “It is so beautiful that people who have once been
Wah gwaan (What’s up)!! From Jamaica
by Mary Grace Stolz Staff Writer Sewanee students [over Christmas break] traveled to Kingston, Jamaica to do outreach work in a small town called Trench
Craft House creates scarves, has day of fun and charity
by Taylor Morris Staff Writer The Sewanee Craft House kicked off the new semester with a day of scarf creation for the Room in the
Sewanee Hearts and Grocery Carts
by Marion Givhan Junior Editor Katie Snyder (C’17), a member of Kappa Omega, will see her “brain baby” come alive on February 10 as her
New massage service destresses students
by InSoo Lee Staff Writer Photo courtesy of InSoo Lee Starting February 3, Hector Melendez will be starting a massage service on the second floor
by Colton Treadwell Staff Writer The current exhibition at the University Art Gallery, titled “Beyond Classification,” is an examination of the social and religious norms
Metaxas addresses pre-Convocation audience
By Page ForrestManaging Editor Photo courtesy of theologicalmatters.com Author Eric Metaxas, the most recent recipient of an honorary degree from Sewanee, was offered the opportunity