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
Category: Features
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
Polk sculpture donated by white supremacist Jack Kershaw
By Claire SmithEditor-in-Chief As University Archives employees reported for work early Tuesday morning, they discovered that a sculpture of University of the South founder Leonidas
Anayeli Gamino breaks barriers as first generation college graduate
By Angela GarzaContributing Writer Anayeli Gamino (C’21) is majoring in psychology and minoring in women’s and gender studies (WGST). “I am a big advocate for
Dr. Sherry Hamby discusses trauma and resilience
By Bella FrancoisExecutive Staff Dr. Sherry Hamby is research professor of psychology at the University of the South and an award-winning scholar, whose research is
The new Dean of Students’ door is always open
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
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