Category: Features

By Helena Kilburn, Staff Writer There is a strong stereotype, often perpetuated by older generations or dissatisfied youth, that millennials and generation X are the “me

By Luke Gair, Staff Writer As the winter winds slowly recede and the springtime leaves begin their annual reappearance across campus, students are preparing their summer

By Luke Williamson, Executive Staff By 2030, Sewanee will be completely carbon neutral. Or, at least, that’s the agreement that Vice-Chancellor Joel Cunningham signed in

By Briana Wheeler, Staff Writer Comfortably reclined in a rocking chair at the McGriff Alumni House, Madison Bunderson (C’18) soaked in some much-needed sun as she

By Sophia Henderson, Staff Writer The Bairnwick Women’s Center Auxiliary Board and the Young Americans for Freedom recently housed an event on political polarization. While these

Luke Gair, Executive Staff Tucked in a corner of Sewanee’s campus, the Community Engagement House (CoHo) sits nestled behind Ayres Hall. It may not be

Helena Kilburn, Staff Writer Divest Sewanee took this spring semester as a fresh start and decided to change its name to the Socially Conscious Investment

By Alexa Fults, Staff Writer Since its formal organization in 1951, The Sewanee Volunteer Fire Department (SVFD) has served the University community and the neighboring areas

By Julianna Morgan, Staff Writer Sewanee senior Alyssa Holley (C’18) will be graduating with a versatile and unique set of degrees, majoring in chemistry and

By Briana Wheeler Staff Writer Surrounded by mementos of a life in progress, nestled between an L-shaped desk and a comfy couch, Dr. Brandy Tiernan