Silas McClung Contributing Writer From the time Chip Schane was old enough to remember, he wanted to be a policeman or firefighter. “I wanted to fight
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Professor Spotlight: Jim Crawford
Annabel Davis Contributing WriterPhoto by Beylie Ivanhoe Professor Jim Crawford of the Theatre Department grew up in Lexington, Massachusetts, then went on to receive a B.A.
Sewanee Young Democratic Socialists sponsors Cops Off Campus speakers
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On February 23, the Sewanee Young Democratic Socialists (SYDS) presented UC Davis professors Joshua Clover and Seeta Chaganti via Zoom in Blackman auditorium
Professor Spotlight: Sid Simpson
Anna Cook Junior Editor Photo courtesy of Beylie Ivanhoe. New to the University this school year, postdoctoral fellow in politics, Sid Simpson, has already established a quality
The Queer & Ally House’s New Shelf Initiative
Chloe Whitcomb Contributing Writer If you’ve paid a visit to the Queer & Ally House recently or even just walked by it, you’ve probably noticed a
Unlocking Memories: Peggy Owusu-Ansah (C’23) travels to Ghana
Derby Carlson Features Editor Peggy Owusu-Ansah (C ‘23), over winter break, visited Ghana for two weeks. Her entire family migrated to Virginia in 1997, a year
Sewanee Alum among first Denali expedition in 1913
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor The Executive Director of the Mountain Goat Trail Alliance, former Saint Andrew’s Sewanee teacher, avid outdoorsman, and author, Patrick Dean (T
Sewanee’s SNCC history
Henry Clayton Contributing writer When Claire Smith (C’22), our editor-in-chief, approached me with an idea for a profile on one Norman Spencer (C’64), a member
Professor Profile: Dr. Kati Curts
Rowan Carter Contributing writer The rain taps lightly against the window of the cozy, lamp-lighted office on the second floor of Walsh-Ellett Hall. Dr. Curts
An English Degree Can Translate Across All Fields: a profile on Caroline Morton Huffman (C’86)
Derby Carlson Executive Staff Caroline Morton Huffman (C’86) came back to Sewanee on a chilly Wednesday night. While drinking tea, she spoke on her liberal