Sanjana Priyonti, Junior Editor Braving the chill of winter, more than 462 people gathered at Sewanee’s Fowler Center to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s
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From Nepal to AstraZeneca
Bivor Hada, Contributing Writer “Only pursue Computer Science if you have a genuine interest in it” says Poudel Poudel (C ’25). Roshan Poudel (C ‘25)
High-End, High Quality: Judith Tavern Review
Chloe Wright, Executive Editor The rustic white building on 36 Ball Park Road has seen plenty of changes in Sewanee history; restaurants have come and
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Melody Lehn
Sophia Mertson, Staff Writer Sewanee Professor Melody Lehn is getting national attention in academic circles for her focus on an area of rhetoric that’s gotten
Professor David Haskell’s Easter 2025 Convocation Address
Below is an excerpt from Professor David Haskell’s Convocation address on January 17, 2025. “Today, I offer a few invitations to expand your curiosity and
Sewanee Greeks Santa: Blue Monarch Kids Get A Visit During the Holiday Season
For the second year in a row, Sewanee Greeks took breaks from the start of finals week to play Santa for kids and moms at
Kevin Wilson Professor Spotlight
Matthew Cowin Staff Writer Intro Kevin Wilson is an Associate Professor of English and Coordinator of the Creative Writing Program at the University of the
Sewanee TEB Brings Drag to the Mountain
Ella Mitchell Photography Editor Biehl Commons, Sewanee’s relatively new study spot and cafe, received a makeover for an engaging and spectacular Drag Brunch put together
Professor Spotlight: Kathryn Mills
Matthew Cowin Staff Writer Intro Dr. Kathryn Mills is a longstanding professor and Chair of French and French Studies at The University of the South.
From Liberal Arts to Global Consulting: Understanding Blair Overman’s (C’ 07) Unique Career Track
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer On Oct. 24, the Babson Center invited Blair Overman (C’ 07) to serve as the Bryan Viewpoints Speaker. Currently working for