By Mary Katherine Prehn Contributing Writer To 13 Sewanee students, New Zealand is known as a place of sustainability and diverse culture, which they experienced
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Taylor Thornton (C’17) and Alpha Tau Zeta raise $1,358 for Gatlinburg
Photo courtesy of Taylor Thornton (C’17) By Lam Ho Editor-in-Chief In the aftermath of the wildfires that affected thousands of residents in Gatlinburg, Taylor Thornton
Sewanee students provide finals advice
By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer Photo by Matthew Hembree Now that finals are fast approaching, how are Sewanee students coping with the stress? Finals are
Reception honors dedication of Head Residents
Vanessa Moss Executive Staff Photo Courtesy of Susan Peek On December 6, the Sewanee community celebrated the careers of its three remaining Head Residents, Susan
Episcopal Service Corps in Hawaii
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff Photo courtesy of Lauren Buck Medeiros On December 7, Sabol Rodgers (C’16) hosted a Coffee and Conversation at the Community
Festival of Lessons and Carols: The Southern Oxford Experience
By Taylor Lanier Contributing Writer Photo from University of the South Flickr The weekend of December 3 and 4 on the typically debaucherous Domain brought
Chipotle Meets its Match in Local Restaurant Chicken Itza
Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20) By Morgan Pruett Contributing Writer A new restaurant opened up just down the mountain in Cowan and it is a
Breaking down the gown: discussing one of Sewanee’s most notable traditions
Photos courtesy of Sewanee Flickr By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer At 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 10, a small group gathered in Gailor Auditorium to
Sewanee PD begins self-defense classes
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff On November 2 at 8 p.m., the Sewanee Police Department hosted a self-defense class at Fowler Center. Designed to measure