Leesie Matthiesen, Staff Writer One of acclaimed poet Dr. Su Cho’s favorite writing exercise is called a “secret circle.” Taking a piece of paper, you
Leesie Matthiesen, Staff Writer One of acclaimed poet Dr. Su Cho’s favorite writing exercise is called a “secret circle.” Taking a piece of paper, you
Sanjana Priyonti, Junior Editor Next fall, Sewanee’s new First Year Experience (FYE) program will include every freshman, expanding and enhancing a campus immersion program that
Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. Ruth Sánchez-Imizcoz is a professor of Spanish at Sewanee: University of the South. Originally from Spain, Sánchez-Imizcoz studied history and
Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. Thomas Reppert serves as an assistant professor of neuroscience and psychology at Sewanee. He earned a Bachelors’ in Aerospace Engineering from
Meran Paul, Features Editor If you’ve been to the duPont library lately, you’ve probably seen Sam Ertelt. He’s the friendly guy at the front desk
Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. Sue Buckingham is a new professor of biology at Sewanee. She earned a Bachelor’s in English at Wooster College, as
Tom Walker, Junior Editor It’s 1 a.m., and Donald Abels is working. He’s not in his office writing up conduct reports or Community Standards actions.
Meg Patrick, Contributing Writer In the span of 10 minutes interviewing Jack Nance, 15 different students lit up with grins when they saw who was
Daphne Nwobike, Staff Writer On Feb. 20, the Babson Center invited Pat Morrell (C ’07) to serve as the Humphreys Entrepreneur-in-Residence. Serving as the Co-founder
Meran Paul, Features Editor Recent Sewanee graduate Elijah Andrews (C ‘24), one of the two recipients of the prestigious and selective Biehl Social Science Research