Rebecca Cole Executive Editor The Student Government Association has revised their constitution for the first time in twelve years. The constitution had not been updated since
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Hiring freeze causes crisis in psychology department
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief Although the hiring freeze began in March 2020, allowing hiring for only temporary, visiting positions, the freeze has continued for over two years,
Take Back the Night kicks-off Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor On April 7, 2022, students and community members gathered on the main quad to march through the streets in protest of sexual
University raises starting wage for staff from $9.75 to $12
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On January 1, the University raised the starting hourly wage from $9.75 to $12. Provost Nancy Berner sent an email to faculty
Anna McCasland (C’23) and Alex Robinson (C’23) triumph in student leadership elections
Jackson Sparkman Opinions Editor Disclosure: The author of this piece is an elected member of the Student Government Association. On March 30th, 2022, 23 students
Faculty Address Hiring Crisis
Meg Butler News Editor On Friday April 8th, undergraduate faculty voted to pass a resolution rejecting the hiring freeze on tenure-line positions. The hiring freeze, allowing
Study abroad programs survive pandemic regulations
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor Studying abroad offers students an opportunity to explore a new environment, learn more about the world and about themselves, and inspire students
Campus-wide anti-hazing initiative gains momentum
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On February 21, the University sponsored an anti-hazing program entitled Love, Mom and Dad. Rae Ann and Steve Gruver told their story about
Nightmare Alley: A Smashing Success
Annabel Davis Contributing WriterImage courtesy of Hulu. Guillermo del Toro’s take on the classic 1947 novel and film adaptation has been one of the best-received films
Sewanee’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter inducts 12 new members
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-Chief On February 9 in the University Archives, Sewanee’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter inducted twelve new members into the country’s oldest academic honor society.