Kristopher KennedyContributing Writer A Saturday morning in Monteagle—what to compare it to? A summer’s day? Well, no; this one was in autumn. If, on the
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Faculty Senate advances COVID policies to Board of Regents
Claire SmithEditor-in-Chief On September 30, the faculty Senate voted to endorse and forward a letter outlining COVID policy recommendations to the Board of Regents and
The Crafting Guild: A Community for Creators
Silas McClungContributing Writer It didn’t seem like much, just three guys goofing around doing what they liked to do. Joseph Brown (C’23) and Ian Boer
Twilight IX: Flagging unhealthy relationship behaviors in media
Rebecca ColeExecutive Staff On Sunday, October 10, the Title IX office along with CAPS and the Project Director for Campus Sexual Assault Prevention hosted a
Sewanee’s Archives and Archivists
Dr. Woody Register The University of the South — its students, alumni, local residents, and employees on the faculty and across its many offices and
Businesses on the Mountain emerge from the pandemic
Maggie LorenzenExecutive StaffPhoto courtesy of Beylie Ivanhoe. As local businesses continue to struggle with supply chain and staffing issues from the COVID-19 pandemic, they have
Sewanee Review Honors Vievee Francis with 2021 Aiken Taylor Award
Meridith FrazeeContributing Writer Each year, the Sewanee Review’s Aiken Taylor Award highlights an established talent in modern American poetry. Vievee Francis, currently a professor at
Petition calls to revoke Eric Metaxas’s honorary degree
Amelia LeaphartExecutive editor On February 16, 2015, the University awarded an honorary degree to Christian radio host and writer, Eric Metaxas. Although this conferment sparked
Only Murders in the Building Review
By Emma HowellExecutive StaffPhoto courtesy of Hulu. There’s nothing that catches eyes quite like true crime. It’s one of the most popular genres of all