Category: Features

By Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer After a week of panels, lectures, and a student research colloquium, Sewanee’s third annual Brain Awareness week concluded with a

By Luke Gair Executive Staff Down Georgia Avenue, only a few strides down the sidewalk from Stirling’s, sits a series of townhouses. The Queer and

By Lilly Moore Contributing Writer Jim Crawford, associate professor of theatre, grew up in Lexington, Massachusetts. After graduating from the public school system, he went

By Luke Williamson Executive Staff Unbeknownst to many students at Sewanee, The University of the South became a signatory to a climate commitment, the Presidential

  By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer Gailor Auditorium hosted a panel on Environmental Racism, an event put together by Haley Tucker (C’19), a junior Sustainability

By Sophia Henderson Staff Writer As soon as he took his first economics class his sophomore year at Sewanee, Kevin Nguyen (C’18) knew he wanted

  By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff There were many outstanding acts at Sewanee Idol 2018, with the Theta Pi sorority winning their fifth Sewanee

  By Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer With string-lights and side lamps casting off the perfect amount of dim illumination, the Greenhouse living room transformed into

  By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer Sewanee has taken many steps over the years to become a more sustainable campus. The idea of being environmentally friendly

  By Luke Gair Executive Staff At the age of ten, Dr. Sid Brown strived for a career that young children often dream of: to