by Mary Morrison Editor-in-Chief Assistant Professor of Political Science, Dr. Melody Crowder-Meyer gave a talk on February 6 entitled “Where are all the women? An
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Police Blotter
by Kimberly Williams Staff Writer Shake Day: A day on the Mountain when bids are accepted, the Greek god Dionysus reigns, and everyone is looking
Head Staff selected
by Mary Morrison Editor-in-Chief Residential Life selected the four rising seniors who will serve as head staff for the 2014-2015 academic year on February 7.
Dinner & Dialogue: Creating community through healthy conversation
by Kathryn Willgus Staff Writer Dinner & Dialogues is a student-run event on campus that brings together students, faculty and staff, and community members to
A job of Olympic proportions
by Page Forrest Junior Editor Virag Turcsán (C’17) is arguably one of the most impressive students at Sewanee. In addition to a full course load
McClurg profile: Michelle Andrews
by In Soo Lee Staff Writer Some of the most under-appreciated workers at McClurg are the dish washers. Many students know the names of the
Child abuse prevention at Sewanee
by Caitlin F. McCarthy Executive Staff A report of child abuse is made every ten seconds, according to ChildHelp. With this overwhelming statistic, along with
FEED battles largest campus issues
by Janie Hannon Staff Writer Led by counselor Dr. Nicole Noffsinger-Frazer and Hope Faulk (C’ 14), Sewanee recently launched its own body image campaign: Full-Embodiment:
A fond farewell to Miss Ann
by Sarah High Staff Writer In the halls of Humphrey’s dormitory, there is a hidden room where the head resident resides. Ann Sherill lives in
Think Outside the Bottle Campaign sets new goals for the semester
by Lam HoExecutive Staff Starting last year, a national organization started a chapter on campus. Led by April Shi, the Think Outside the Bottle Campaign