By Jasmine HuangJunior Editor Standing before a crowd of approximately 30 students in Gailor Auditorium, Chris Hornsby (C’19), Chandler Davenport (C’19), Anna Wilson (C’20), and
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New Dialogue Across Difference Director to promote conversation on campus
By Anna MannExecutive Editor Cassie Meyer, the newest member of the Office of Civic Engagement, was hired late October of this year to serve in
Attendance policy under review, possible changes ahead
Photo courtesy of Sewanee’s Flickr. By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief This semester, Sewanee’s attendance policy has been under review, and the next academic year could see
Spring Rush sees earlier deadline, push for more male students
By Colton WilliamsJunior Editor This year, the deadline for registering for Spring Rush was moved up to December 19, rather than its traditional deadline in
Carnegie Hall renovations to affect six departments
Carnegie Hall. Photo courtesy of google images. Anna MannExecutive Editor New details have emerged concerning the University’s plan to renovate Carnegie Hall. According to Terry Papillon,
Diversity report reveals continued struggle towards more inclusive campus
By Jasmine Huang Junior Editor The Committee on Diversity, Inclusion, and Cohesion (CDIC) recently released a campus-wide report detailing the status of their goals for
Students and parking: a complicated relationship
Image: Many students have complained about the Fulford Hall parking lot being off-limits to students 24/7 despite the lot, located by Smith and Cannon dorms,
Difficulties arise with student absentee ballots in midterm elections
By Anna Mann Executive Editor During the most recent midterm elections, many Sewanee students faced difficulty with their absentee ballots, experiencing a high number of
Roundtable on feminism emphasizes different perspectives of movement
By Klarke Stricklen Staff Writer “More than Feminism,” an event held by the Bairnwick Women’s Center, encouraged Sewanee’s faculty and students to explore what it
Renia Dotson (C’88) first African-American graduate elected to Board of Regents
By Jasmine Huang Junior Editor This year marks the election of the University’s first African American graduate to the Board of Regents, Dr. Renia Dotson