Category: Features

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

Sanjana Priyonti, Junior Editor Sewanee’s chemistry demonstration show triumphantly returned after a six-year hiatus. On a cold, snowy day, the Willy Wonka-themed demo show filled

Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Dr. E.E. Hussey is a visiting assistant professor of creative writing, specializing in fiction, in the English and Creative Writing Department

Daphne Nwobike, Staff Writer On Jan. 30, the Babson Center invited Cameron Tyer (C ‘93, P ‘25) to serve as the Graham Executive-in-Residence. As the

Tom Walker, Junior Editor Renovations and grand openings have hit Sewanee’s downtown drinking scene. With Blue Chair Tavern remodeled and Shenanigan’s speakeasy Oddfellows finally open,

Bivor Hada, Staff Writer The Organization for Cross-Cultural Understanding (OCCU) at Sewanee has announced its new executive board for the 2025-2026 academic year, marking an

Meran Paul, Features Editor Obscenities used.  For the many students out and about on Wednesday to Saturday nights at fraternity or sorority parties, they often