Meredith FrazeeContributing Writer At this time of year in Sewanee, if you are lucky and wise, you may find yourself in a grove of luscious
Category: Features
#savesewaneeblackhistory: Sewanee Archives Redefined
Kristopher KennedyContributing Writer For the 2021 summer, the Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation had four interns: Kate Cheever (C’23), Lillian Eels (C’22), Noah
OG Planning to Make Gowns More Affordable For all
By Derby CarlsonExecutive Staff The Order of the Gown sent out an email on August 19 with the subject of: Gown Relief Fund Application. The
“The Celebration of Teaching” brings students and faculty together in gratitude
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Editor For its third Celebration of Teaching, the Center for Teaching filmed a series of reflections between twelve Sewanee students and a
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Emily Puckette
Tori Robinson Contributing Writer Dr. Emily Puckette has been a math and statistics professor for 20 years. The community is incredibly lucky to have Puckette with
How will Sewanee’s reputation change in the future?
Anna PusokExecutive Staff While the Office of Admissions works to create a more diverse and equitable recruitment process, students on campus have voiced concerns that
Maria Michonski: Project Director for Campus Sexual Assault Prevention
Bella FrancoisExecutive Staff Maria Michonski was hired as Project Director for Campus Sexual Assault Prevention through a three-year grant from the Department of Justice to
Sewanee Anticipates Creative Writing Major
Grace TruettContributing Writer The resounding statement regarding the creative writing major at Sewanee is that it has been a long time coming. While students have
The Roberson Project wants you to know your history
Bella FrancoisExecutive Staff For the past four years, the Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation, a research endeavor to investigate the University’s history with
Minority students’ mental health: “I just want to be a student”
By Maria MattinglyExecutive Staff For minority students, Sewanee students yelling racial slurs at Emmanuel College men’s lacrosse team at a match on Saturday March 13