Nicole Noffsinger-Frazier steps into new role as Dean of Students with desire to promote the wellbeing of students. Photo courtesy of Noffsinger-Frazier. By Isabella FrancoisExecutive
Category: Features
Recognizing Black History Month at a predominantly white university
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Editor As Sewanee celebrates 55 years of Black Alumni, current student leaders of the Black Student Union and NAACP reflect on how
The Sewanee alumnus who wanted to storm the Capitol
By Claire Smith, Editor-in-Chief Cleveland “Cleve” Grover Meredith Jr. (C’90) made national headlines as one of the first people arrested for his involvement in the
Ivana Porashka (C’21) on the appeal of French language and culture
By Anna PüsökExecutive Staff When Ivana Porashka (C’21) was deciding what language she wanted to learn in high school, French wasn’t her first choice. “I
Elizabeth Johnson illustrates student initiative in Socially Conscious Investment Club
By Emma MillingContributing Writer The Socially Conscious Investment Club (SoCo), “a student run club that is all about promoting transparency of the University’s endowment and
213-A Leaders begins virtual pilgrimage and launches Sewanee Literary Society website
213-A Leaders on last year’s pilgrimage to Birmingham, Alabama. By Madison SellersJunior Editor On Tuesday, September 22nd, the 213-A Leaders hosted a virtual conversation with
Professor Pamela Macfie discusses her Sewanee Review piece “Each Is Me”
By Claire SmithExecutive Editor As a scholar of Medieval and Renaissance English and Italian literature, Dr. Pamela Royston Macfie has spent her career investigating the
What Does It Look Like to Fix Our Plate?
By Bella FrancoisExecutive Staff Environmental advocate and farmer Anthony Flaccavento explains the issues surrounding sustainable agriculture today and what we can do to fix them.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy celebrated at CoHo’s candlelight vigil
By Madison SellersJunior Editor Five days after Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, the Community Engagement House (otherwise known as the CoHo) organized a candlelight vigil to
Physics, Still a hope for scientific creativity
Pictured: Physics major Ashraful Haque (C’22). By Máté GaraiContributing Writer People’s facial expressions right after you tell them you’d like to major in physics are