Chloe Wright Junior Editor In the summer of 2024, I attended the faculty-led transnational course Sewanee: Buddhism and Tea, in collaboration with the third-party company
Chloe Wright Junior Editor In the summer of 2024, I attended the faculty-led transnational course Sewanee: Buddhism and Tea, in collaboration with the third-party company
Alec Massey Features Editor Rock band concerts, candlelight vigils, and witch hats may seem to not fit together, but they all played a role in
Matthew Cowin Contributing Writer Kathryn Morgan is a current professor of Psychology at the University of the South. She received a B.A. in English and
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Can pursuing one’s passions, as opposed to simply doing what is expected or normal, garner valuable results? Is taking this route
Alec Massey Features Editor With the help of a hyper-realistic video game and a reenactment of the loading of lifeboats, researcher Steven Schwankert learns more
Chloe Wright Junior Editor With a growing number of Sewanee students choosing study abroad in Asia, a new Sewanee summer study-abroad-program offers new opportunities for
Alec Massey Features Editor Sewanee’s long and complicated history with Native Americans colors the school’s relationship with local Indigenous people as well as with
Lizzy Donker Executive Editor A reading bootcamp in its fourth year at Monteagle Elementary is inspiring Sewanee students volunteering to help, just as it has
Chloe Wright Junior Editor This article was edited in April 2024 to provide additional resources. When you enter the Language Lab (Gailor 225), you will
Camille Pfister Editor-in-Chief Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor The war in Ukraine escalated when Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. Since that day,