Matthew Cowin, Staff Writer Intro Dr. Nicholas Roberts is a current professor of middle eastern history at Sewanee: University of the South with specific expertise
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As homelessness rates increase, Housing Sewanee Inc. lays foundations for future homeowners
Jamie-Anne McKinney, Contributing Writer In the South Cumberland Plateau, where affordable housing remains out of reach for many families, the nonprofit Housing Sewanee, Inc. (HSI)
Malicious fire alarms are common on campus. The Fire and Police Departments want students to know the costs.
Graci Vlattas, Junior Editor Early mornings on Sewanee are peaceful for everyone, students and faculty alike. The dawn uninterrupted on the horizons of lookout spots
Continuing the Conversation: The 2026 Anita S. Goodstein Lecture Honors Dr. Julie Berebitsky and Her Lasting Impacts
Ginna Allen, News Editor This year’s Anita S. Goodstein lectures honored the late Dr. Julie Berebitsky, a professor at Sewanee for almost 25 years and
The Women’s and Gender Studies Department to celebrate founding director Berybitsky for the 2026 Anita S. Goodstein Lecture
The Roberson Project staff On April 7, Sewanee is proud to welcome Dr. Katherine Parkin, Professor and Jules Plangere, Jr. Endowed Chair in American Social History
The GPA Requirement for Fraternity and Sorority Recruitment is Now Equal at 2.1
Ginna Allen, News Editor Thanks to a push by student leaders, the GPA requirement for fraternity and sorority recruitment is now a minimum of 2.1.
Sewanee community gathers to discuss environmental justice, racism and the power of place
Taylor Wyatt, Contributing Writer What started as a lecture from Professor Richard Tate’s classroom transformed into a community wide dialogue on environmental justice at the
Wright Thompson Challenges Sewanee to Lead the South Forward
Irene Boehm, Sports Editor Driving an ESPN Senior Writer and New York Times bestselling author around Sewanee in my mud-covered Bronco was not on my
Sports journalist Wright Thompson will visit Sewanee to read from and discuss his new novel, “The Barn: The Secret History of a Murder in Mississippi”
The Roberson Project Staff Wright Thompson, author of the acclaimed new work about the 1955 murder of Emmett Till, will read from his book during
Tensions Rise Over Proposed Assisted Living Facility on Campus
Chloe Wright, Editor-in-Chief A wooded site tucked between Kennerly Road and Alabama Avenue is where Arcadia at Sewanee’s board hopes to build a luxury senior