By Joseph Marasciullo Contributing Writer Last summer, Phillip Sharp (C’18), a politics major at Sewanee, was selected to attend the 2016 College Convention at Dominican
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Women’s empowerment on Sewanee’s campus and beyond
Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff Catherine Casselman (C’17) and Anna Sumner Noonan (C’17) currently lead SWEEC: Sewanee Women Engaging and Empowering Community. The Canale Endowment funds
Hippocrates and the Future of Medicine
By Joshua Alvarez Contributing Writer One of the most common criticisms of modern medicine is the dehumanizing effect of the so-called ‘medical gaze’, or ,within
Plight and Flight of the Spotted Salamander
By Joseph Marasciullo Contributing Writer Deep within the domain lives a sizable population of Ambystoma maculatum, known better as the spotted salamander. This amphibian inhabits
Board of Regents and Divest Sewanee begin dialogue about Socially Responsible Investing
By Helena Kilburn Contributing Writer On Monday, February 6 and Tuesday, February 7, the Sewanee Board of Regents gathered on campus to discuss the state
Community Partnership Philanthropy Internship for Sewanee Students
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff In October of 2016, students of the University were notified of an opportunity to learn about Philanthropy through the South
State of Sewanee: President Donald Trump and the nation at a crossroads
Lionel Pierre DuBois Contributing Writer In my short time at Sewanee, I have witnessed many things affect our campus, but not to the level of
Secret Shake Day Fundraiser Cans Out
Simon Boes Executive Staff Sources this Monday revealed that unbeknownst to the majority of campus, there was a secret fundraiser on Shake Day resulting in
L’or Puymartin (C’17) runs across U.S. to fight cancer
Photo courtesy of L’or Puymartin By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff On June 18, L’or Puymartin (C’17) embarks on a journey across the country. Although many
Beyond the Gates prepares students for life after Sewanee
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff Over the course of 13 years, Sewanee students have participated in Beyond the Gates: Preparing for Life and Work after