By Phillip Davis Staff Writer From November 17- 20, teams of Sewanee students competed in the 47th General Assembly of the Intercollegiate State Legislature (TISL)
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Dr. Haskell meets Sen. Corker, sparks political dispute
By Lam Ho Editor-in-Chief In a post on his blog, Dr. David Haskell recounted a run-in with Senator Bob Corker. Haskell and three friends were
French House hosts evening of culture and fun
By Phillip Davis (C’19) At 7:30 Wednesday, October 26th, the French House hosted a “soirée jeux et scène ouverte” (game night and open mic). Light
Bonner student looks ahead to a more sustainable future
Helena Kilburn Staff Writer Chris Hornsby (C’19) is a tall, redheaded, sophomore from Nashville and a Bonner site leader for the university farm. Hornsby has
New Victorian Professor Impresses
Photo by Simon Boes (C’18) By Simon Boes Executive Staff There’s a new face in the office of Gailor 133: Professor of English Maha
Grundy County Bonner program connects two communities
Photos by Robert Beeland (C’18) By Robert Beeland Executive Editor “Working in Grundy County has been the opportunity of a lifetime,” says Graff Wilson (C’18),
FIJI Sponsors Blood Drive for Fall Semester
Photo courtesy of http://www.saintmatt.org Abby Garmon Staff Writer On Wednesday, September 28, Sewanee students lined up in the Bishop’s Common for the American Red Cross
Emma Horgan (C’16) uses service learning to merge study abroad and outreach in Tanzania
Photo courtesy of Emma Horgan (C’16) By Fleming Smith Junior Editor Studying abroad involves many choices: where to study, what classes to take, and figuring
Do you know Brandon?
By Suzanne Herrin Staff Writer You’ve seen him dicing, spraying, pouring, and flipping back on the grill, but how well do you really know him?
Bob Herbert lectures on Race in America: Our Role
By Vanessa Moss Executive Staff On Thursday, September 29, Bob Herbert spoke in Convocation Hall on a topic that is regularly heard, frequently discussed, yet