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
Category: Features
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.
The pursuit of sustainable style
By Lilly MooreStaff Writer If Macklemore’s 2012 hit taught the world anything, it’s that thrift shopping is for hipsters and ballers alike. It offers buyers,
Dr. Weygandt gives students intimate look at post-Soviet Russia through theater
Pictured: Dr. Susanna Weygandt. Photo courtesy of Greg Harris. By Caroline NixonStaff Writer Dr. Susanna Weygandt is the newest addition to the Russian Department. She
In a tight spot, literally: Hillary Cheston maps out two decades of working in the Student Post Office
By Luke Gair Executive Staff When heading down to the basement of the Bishop’s Common, Hillary Cheston can always be found behind the counter with a
Henri Bonner (C’20) uses life-long passion for wolves to propel her capstone project
Pictured: Henri Bonner (C’20) in front of Gailor Hall. Photo courtesy of Dakota Collins (C’23). By Charlotte SutteeStaff Writer “I have since my childhood been
Dialogue Across Difference hosts event to help with Thanksgiving table tension
By Rego Jaquish and Colin RiceContributing Writers We all have that family member we disagree with. Whether they are an uncle, grandmother, cousin, or even
Professor Kelly Whitmer wins prestigious von Humboldt Fellowship
By Colton WilliamsExecutive Editor Dr. Kelly Whitmer, professor and chair of the history department, was recently awarded a research fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt