By Angel Glover Contributing Writer For the past two months, Sewanee students have been working hard to raise money for the children of St. Jude’s
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Former NFL manager Phil Savage visits Sewanee
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor Photo by Kimberly Williams (C’17) On Monday, April 11, a group gathered in the McGriff Alumni House to hear former
Engaging the community through writing
By Alysse Schultheis Contributing Writer “Chef Rick’s Emails,” “Fill in the Blank,” and “Add On” are merely a few of the projects Sewanee students in Professor Lewis’ WRIT 206 A
Karl Afrikian (C’16) discusses LGBTQ+ life at Sewanee
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On Tuesday, April 12 in Convocation Hall, Karl Afrikian (C’16) discussed LGBTQ+ life at Sewanee. Afrikian received the 2016 Gessel Fellowship for Social Ethics and used
Do we need more Greek organizations?
By David Terrell Contributing Writer David Terrell is the IFC Vice President of Community Service and Education. Have you heard about the future addition to
New and existing theme houses unite common interests
Kelsey Siegler Staff Writer Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu For the 2016-2017 academic year, there are twelve theme houses. These houses will be: the Green House, Wick,
An interview with Mr. James Gipson (C’66)
By Simon Boes Executive Staff Photo by Simon Boes (C’18) James Gipson’s family has lived in Sewanee since before it was christened The University of
Maggie blissfully goes to Munich
By Kelsey Siegler Staff Writer Photo courtesy of Maggie Bliss Maggie Bliss (C’16), an Ecology and Biodiversity Major at Sewanee, is a winner of one
Sewanee Monologues steps away from anonymous format
Photos by Kimberly Williams (C’17) By Page Forrest Managing Editor The Fifth Annual Sewanee Monologues, hosted on February 22, saw a shift from the show’s
Sewanee SOUP raises funds for community projects
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff The Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Club hosted the event Sewanee SOUP in the Mary Sue Cushman room on March 1.