By Madison SellersStaff Writer Students and members of the Sewanee community gathered at Fowler Center on Wednesday, February 19 for New Life’s annual Special Olympics
Category: Features
Jacob Piatt represents Sewanee in award-winning liver research project: next steps for a biochemistry major
Jacob Piatt (C’21) (right) at the CRISP research symposium. Photo courtesy of Elliot. By Erin ElliotStaff Writer Over the course of the summer of 2019,
“Part of the wonderful scene”: Dr. Potter on his time at Sewanee
Dr. Bran Potter celebrates the dedication of “Potter’s Ridge Trail” in November 2019. Photo courtesy of Buck Butler (C’89). By Madison SellersContributing Writer After 40
Research of the clones: How a campus lab works to understand the Domain
By Samuel CarterContributing Writer I entered Spencer 157 with Cade Sterling (C’22), the lab coordinator, to interview him about his team’s current research. We found
Dr. Jennifer Glancy offers perspective on Jesus and slavery
Dr. Jennifer Glancy speaks in Gailor Auditorium on February 5. Photo by Robert Mohr (C’21). By Robert MohrExecutive Staff “What I’ll be doing this evening
Richard Pryor III (C’20), Historian: Veteran Sewanee Purple writer recounts his journey towards a major in history
Pictured: Richard Pryor III (C’20). Photo by Robert Mohr (C’21). By Erin ElliotStaff Writer Richard Pryor (C’20) did not enter Sewanee with the intent of
Different contexts, similar missions: Dr. Sarah Naramore blends interests in biology and history through her academic expertise
Dr. Sarah Naramore in her office. Photo by Robert Mohr (C’21). By Luke GairExecutive Staff For about three weeks of her undergraduate career, Visiting Assistant
The Reframing Project calls for more visual representation on campus
A portrait of Jewls Davis (C’19) in the Writing Center of DuPont Library. Photo by Max Saltman (C’21). By Dakota CollinsJunior Editor As students, staff,
International students face unique challenges over winter break
By Colton Williams Editor-in-Chief While most Sewanee students traveled home between the Advent and Easter semesters, many international students stayed at the University for the duration
Two Chicks Eatin’: Hankerin’ for Hank’s Corner
By Sarah Cordell and Morgan JenningsStaff Writers Hello chickadees (the newest name for our fandom)! To start off the semester, allow us to reintroduce ourselves.