By Meg Green Staff Writer Studying abroad is commonly defined as the opportunity and act of a student pursuing education and cultural activities in a
Category: Features
Wetlands project aims to eliminate pharmaceuticals in drinking water
Photo by Hadley Montgomery (C’18) By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff When most people reference a wetland, a saturated area, they highlight Louisiana or Mississippi; however,
VISTAs develop local farm programs
Photo by Catherine Campbell (C’18) By Kelsey Arbuckle Staff Writer Although the program was started in 1965 as a national poverty alleviation initiative, the AmeriCorps
Folks at Home non-profit recruits student volunteers
By Abby Garmon Staff Writer Folks at Home, a non-profit organization located just down the road in Sewanee, serves to facilitate care for elderly men
From a writer: words and advice from playwright Edith Freni
Photo courtesy of edithfreni.com By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff On the first day of classes, the white board in Gailor 114 had a name,
OrgSync and LiveSafe applications debut on Sewanee’s campus
Photo by Robert Beeland (C’18) By Lam Ho and Fleming Smith Executive Staff This year, the launching of OrgSync and LiveSafe, two applications created to
Dr. Stephen Carmody’s Native Cultigen Project aims to recultivate local edible weeds
By Thomas Davis and Lam Ho Staff Writers Photos courtesy of Dr. Stephen Carmody Imagine if in as little as two decades the average American dinner looked drastically different.
Senior Kathryn Willgus wins Fulbright Award
By Lam Ho Editor-in-Chief Kathryn Willgus (C’16) recently received the Fulbright Scholarship for an English Teaching Assistantship in Russia. This marks the seventh consecutive year
Senior Lauren Lyons receives Watson Fellowship
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor Lauren Lyons (C’16), a philosophy and history double-major, has just been awarded a Watson Fellowship and will receive $30,000 to
Pinnacle luncheon discusses male feminism
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On Tuesday, April 19, the Bairnwick Women’s Center hosted a Pinnacle Luncheon featuring five male panelists who discussed their experiences