Category: Features

By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief  “When you’re at Sewanee you’re in an environment where you can choose a lot of things,” said Frazer Buntin (C’97). “Choose your

Photo courtesy of Davis. By Ty McMahonContributing Writer When mulling over Michael Davis’s (C’21) formative high school and early college years, it’s hard to pinpoint

Pictured: Professor of Biology Dr. Jonathan Evans. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Erin ElliottContributing Writer Situated on the west side of Spencer Hall, the Sewanee

Pictured: David A. Frank, professor of rhetoric at the University of Oregon. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Colton Williams Executive Editor “Rhetoric can help you, as

Pictured: Susan VanGilder. Photo courtesy of Google Images. By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff In the discussion and dissection of the selection of the search committee

By Klarke StricklenJunior Editor This past August, Barbara Banks, director for campus life, sent out an email detailing a leadership program targeted towards sophomore, junior,

McClurg employees serving fresh salads at the salad bar. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff Looking out from Green’s View, the agricultural nature

Zeitler pictured in the Sewanee wilderness. Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Luke Gair Executive Staff Emma Zeitler (C’20) was bit by a stiletto snake during

Pictured: Dr. Katharine Cammacks. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Anna PüsökContributing Writer Dr. Katharine Cammack, assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience, was born and grew

By Colton WilliamsExecutive Editor In 2015, student protesters at Georgetown University brought Georgetown’s selling of 272 enslaved people in 1838 into sharp focus. This sale