By JoJo Young Contributing Writer Studying abroad is a special opportunity that is available to Sewanee students, but the thought of being away
By JoJo Young Contributing Writer Studying abroad is a special opportunity that is available to Sewanee students, but the thought of being away
Helena Kilburn, Mandy Moe Pwint Tu, and Luke Gair Contributing Writer and Executive Staff Sustainability is a term used constantly on college campuses.
By Luke Gair Executive Staff Offering 19 residence halls and more than 20 University-owned buildings, Sewanee holds a strong sense of heterogeneity regarding
by Greta Flaig Contributing Writer Traveling abroad can be intimidating for anyone. It is an exhilarating and special experience for even the most
Luke Williamson Executive Staff When asked at what moment she knew she wanted to major in English, Hellen Wainaina (C’18) snarkily retorted that she knew
Sophia Henderson Contributing Writer Shortly before the new semester began, junior and senior Sewanee students arrived in Gailor Hall to sign in for
The class began with a survey asking Sewanee students if they believed unhealthy vending machines were a problem.
This event paired well with Sewanee’s Lessons and Carols ceremony, which took place the same weekend.
“I spent two summers as a student at Middlebury and three summers as a staff member,” said King. “Throughout that time, my main goal was to immerse myself in the language.” Would she consider herself a testament to the program’s success? “Yes,” said King, with a laugh. “Go to the Middlebury program if you want to learn a language!”
She also loves that the department is located in Snowden, which is her favorite academic building on campus. “It’s just so cozy and the perfect place to both study and socialize,” she commented.