Maddie Loud Staff writer Sewanee’s Theatre & Dance department will showcase their take on Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Sense and Sensibility this week starting on
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Mommy Issues: A Review of I’m Glad My Mom Died
Chapel Barker Contributing writer Jennette McCurdy; you may remember her from some of your favorite Nickelodeon shows as a kid. She played the spunky
Sports Results
Men’s SoccerAt Rhodes (Oct 9): Loss 0-1Vs Birmingham-Southern (Oct 14): Win 2-1Vs Millsaps (Oct 16): Win 4-0Vs Centre (Oct 22): Win 1-0 Women’s SoccerAt Rhodes
After Dobbs, A Letter to the Sewanee Community
To the Sewanee community, On Friday, June 24th, the Supreme Court issued an anticipated ruling in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization
Discussion over Potential New Business Major creates tension between staff and faculty
Meg Butler News Editor A renewed push for a business major at Sewanee has revived disagreements between faculty and administrators about whether such a program would
Concerns about faculty hiring and compensation continue despite ongoing investments into administrative departments
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief Disparities between faculty and administrators’ hiring and pay continues to fuel debate at Sewanee, despite the recent partial lifting of the faculty hiring
The Kappa Sigma saga, part one: Genesis and the early Days
What happened with Sewanee’s Kappa Sigma chapter? Staff member Mitch Shakespeare begins a series through archival research about one of Sewanee’s disbanded fraternity chapters whose stories still circulate the Mountain.
Sports Results and Highlights
Sports Results Men’s Soccer At Covenant (Sep 27): Win 2-0 At Oglethorpe (Sep 30): Win 1-0 At LaGrange (Oct 2): Win 2-1 At Hendrix (Oct
Hospitality shop faces potential relocation
The second-hand store that sits on University Avenue may be relocated due to building maintainence and confusion over the leasing terms.
Sewanee’s executive salaries eat more revenue compared to peer institutions as of 2020; professorial salaries trail behind peer institutions, slumping since 2018.
Amelia LeaphartEditor-in-chief Data courtesy of National Center of Education Statistics. The averages are from the IPEDS collection, the data is reported by the institution to