by Avery Kelley With the recent event hosted by the African American Alliance called “Let’s Talk about Race,” the Sewanee community is showing a willingness
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We’ve Been Infiltrated
by Lucy Hebb We all get the unsettling emails. Some of us may even open them from time to time. I’m not referring to the
Gettin’ Squirrely Out There
by David Provost Keeping it real, as per usual, today’s piece simply won’t be as light and bouncy as I normally write them. Reading this
Should we really Save Sewanee?
by Lacey Oliver Avery Kelly’s opinion piece about “Save Sewanee” came at an interesting time, as I had just been pondering this issue and considering
FOMO: An Epidemic
by Kathryn Willgus Imagine the scenario: it’s Thursday evening, and you plan to spend your night studying for your midterm that you have Friday morning
The Sewanee Crew Team dedicates new boat, El Lobo de la Noche
by Taylor Baird During this year’s Family Weekend, members of the Crew Team along with their family members, friends, and administrators celebrated the team’s achievements
Cool, calm, and reserved: Sewanee’s real A-teamer
by Conner Anderson There is a popular old cliche that involves something about cream always rising to the top. This hackneyed phrase, undoubtedly well used
Unfortunate family weekend loss against long-time rivals
by Caitlin McCarthy As the sun beat down on Hardee-McGee Field on October 12, families filled Harris Stadium and the Sewanee Tigers stormed the new
Experiences in Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Germany, and El Salvador
by Robert Middlekauff This past summer,four Sewanee students ventured abroad to three different continents to learn about other cultures and explore specific research projects. Founded
Sewanee admissions Says Yes To Education
by Julia Wallace On September 17 Dean of Admissions Lee Ann Backlund confirmed Sewanee’s involvement in Say Yes to Education, a national non-profit organization dedicated