Photo by Matthew Hembree By Tess Steele and Laura Katherine Crum (C’17) The Sisters of Phi Kappa Epsilon (PKE) recently collaborated with other Greek organizations
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Honor Council strives for greater transparency through student survey
By Tess Steele Executive Staff In efforts to increase the transparency of the Honor Code and trial process, the Honor Council recently conducted a student
Sewanee celebrates the life of Harry McMurrey (C’17)
(left) The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house flying a Texas flag in McMurrey’s honor. Photo by Matt Hembree. (right) Harry’s portrait from the Sewanee
Sweaty in Evensong for Shakespeare extra credit
By Robert Beeland Editor-in-Chief Spring has arrived on the Mountain, and I am receiving extra credit for my Shakespeare class by attending an Evensong service
Latinx community holds allyship workshop
Photo by Lucy Wimmer By Lucy Wimmer Staff Writer On March 29, the Latinx group, lead by Nora Viñas (C’17), held a workshop to discuss
Kayla Deep (C’15) announced as new Lay Chaplain
Photo by Lawrence Rogers By Lawrence Rogers Executive Staff On March 29, 2017 University Chaplain Tom Macfie (C’81, T’89) announced the addition of Lay Chaplain
Green Column: Socially Responsible Investing
By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer Interest in socially responsible investment policies has been growing on a global, national, and campus-wide scale. On Tuesday, April 4,
Women empowered to dream big
Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff On Friday, April 7, women from the Franklin County CORE program visited Sewanee for a day of dreaming big. CORE, which
Choir embarks on first national tour in decades
By Richard Pryor III and Suzanne Herrin Executive Staff Over Spring Break, more than half of the members of the University Choir participated in the
SOP Climbers take an alternative vacation
Joshua Alvarez Staff Writer While many of their classmates were enjoying warm Florida beaches or spending time at home, a small group of Sewanee students