Photos by Jewlz Davis (C’16) By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On February 25 in Gailor Auditorium, the Sewanee Republicans and the Sewanee Democrats
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A musical evening at Chen Hall with “National Treasure” Bob Milne
By Tess Steele Executive Staff On Monday, February 15, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell hosted ragtime musician and pianist Bob Milne, for an evening at Chen Hall.
Sewanee SOUP supports budding business ideas
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff The first Sewanee SOUP night, sponsored by the Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation Club, will be held on March 1 at
OCCU celebrates Lunar New Year
By Phillip Davis Staff Writer On Friday, February 12, the Organization for Cross-Cultural Understanding (OCCU) hosted a Lunar New Year celebration in the Women’s Center.
Isis Brantley talks natural hair
By Kelsey Siegler Staff Writer On Thursday, February 11 at noon in the McGriff Alumni House, hair stylist Isis Brantley talked about African American hair
Posse Plus invites 225 participants to discuss language in a diverse society
By Maren Johnson and Tess Steele Staff Writers For the ninth consecutive year, Posse Scholars at Sewanee have invited classmates, faculty, and friends to the
Community Engagement House hosts Study Abroad conversation
By Kelsey Siegler Staff Writer On the night of February 1, Sewanee students gathered for coffee and conversation at the Community Engagement House to hear
CRU brings MAZE performance to Guerry
Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff As the table tents filled McClurg and the fliers were hung, many were skeptical yet intrigued by the Christian illusionist visiting
A conversation with Professor John Reishman as his Sewanee career draws to a close
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor This June, English professor Dr. John Reishman will retire after forty-seven years of service to the University. Last week, I
Students and alumni go Beyond the Gates
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Things generally considered less than enjoyable: networking, pantyhose, getting up at 7:00 a.m., and incessant reminders that some day we