By Mandy Moe Pwint TuExecutive Staff At a poetry event on campus, Jackson Harwell (C’22) heard a poem written and read by a community member.
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A platform on deplatforming: Jeff McMahan (C’76) discusses academic freedom
By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff The Journal of Controversial Ideas (JCI), founded in 2018, is different from other academic journals in one way – if
How much can we spend on student elections?
By Max Saltman Executive Staff It’s officially over. We’ve elected a new SGA president after an attention-grabbing campaigning season, complete with lawn signs, t-shirts, stickers
Ivey Dahlstrom’s (C’19) For Walls ends run at Carlos Gallery
One of Ivey Dahlstorm’s (C’19) photographs printed with platinum palladium. Photo courtesy of Dahlstorm. By Rob Mohr Staff Writer Ivey Dahlstrom’s (C’19) senior art exhibit,
Green’s View Grill celebrates community member through specialty item
Pictured: The late Dessie Taylor. Photo courtesy of Taylor. By Klarke Stricklen Junior Editor For many students, Green’s View Grill is simply the newest addition
The Sewanee we want to be: Usra Ghazi’s visit sparks dialogue on campus
Usra Ghazi speaks to a gathered audience in McGriff alumni house. Photo by Mandy Moe Pwint Tu (C’21). By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff Almost thirty students,
Sewanee’s Class of 2018 unsurprisingly finds success in the postgraduate field
By Luke Gair Executive Staff When thinking about life after Sewanee, one presumably imagines the daunting aspects that accompany life in the “real world,” whether
Sewanee Monologues to be turned into a printed anthology
Vanessa Moss (C’20) performs her Sewanee Monologue. Photo courtesy of Luke Williamson (C’21). By Lucy RudmanJunior Editor Originally performed at the annual Bairnwick Women’s Center
David Johnson (C’19) plans to explore transitional justice through Watson Fellowship
Pictured: David Johnson (C’19). Photo courtesy of Johnson. By Klarke StricklenJunior Editor David “Chief” Johnson (C’19) has just been named Sewanee’s 48th recipient of the
Student leaders elected for Student Government Association and Order of the Gown
By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief The Order of the Gown (OG) announced the winners for the 2019-2020 elections on Friday, April 5. Emma Burdett (C’20) will serve