Category: Features

 James Gipson (C’66) and his husband (Bill Strong) at 1996 Sewanee Pride Parade, courtesy of Gipson. By Lucy Rudman Staff Writer Mr. James Gipson and

By Klarke Stricklen Staff Writer The Black Student Union (BSU) held a “Just Do It” march on the University Quad in support of Colin Kaepernick

By Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer The Student Union Theater overfilled with nearly 400 community members, University students, faculty, and staff as they watched the second

By Luke Williamson Executive Staff In 2013, the Board of Trustees approved a Sustainability Master Plan that was, according to the Provost’s Office, meant to

By Apple Lee Contributing Writer On October 11, Sewanee hosted Christy S. Coleman, CEO of the American Civil War Museum, and S. Waite Rawls III,

By Brian Young Contributing Writer When entering professor Elyzabeth Wilder’s office, the first thing to catch the eye is the towering bookshelf that consumes the

By Mary Pryor Contributing Writer Sewanee recently introduced nineteen unique flags to hang in each residence hall and in McClurg Dining Hall to commemorate 150

Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer With news coverage pouring in on Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation vote, a group of 15 students gathered in the Social Lodge

By Lakeisha Phillips Contributing Writer Last Saturday was a beautiful day for Sewanee’s first Relay for Life. Sewanee’s Rotaract club hosted a spectacular event in

By Alexa Fults Staff Writer Last month, posters displaying the title “A Candid Conversation on Sewanee’s Party Culture” adorned every bulletin board and doorway from