By Max SaltmanExecutive Staff The University released a statement on June 23 regarding the arrest of Sewanee alumnus Charles “Chuck” Nabit (C’77) on federal sex-trafficking
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Classes plan to resume on campus August 17
By Colton Williams, Max Saltman, Mary Katherine SayeExecutive Staff In a recent email to faculty and staff, Provost Nancy Berner announced that classes for the
Black Lives Matter
A mural in memory of George Floyd. Created in Minneapolis by artists Xena Goldman, Cadex Herrera, Greta McLain, Niko Alexander, and Pablo Hernandez. Photo courtesy of Colossal. “For
The Year of the Cicada
By Erin DockeryContributing Writer “Because the city has already forgotten my features / The way they forget to notice yield signs and trash bins /
Local businesses cope with COVID-19
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff The economic uncertainty due to the coronavirus prevails in every mainstream news source. While many corporations have enough capital to survive
Sewanee adjusts to global coronavirus pandemic
By Colton WilliamsEditor-in-Chief Due to the threat of the global coronavirus pandemic, Sewanee will move to online learning for the rest of the 2019-20 academic
Here’s an idea: a student shuttle to the airport
By Seif Selim Contributing Writer Travel arrangements can be something to worry about, especially if you are an international student. I remember when I was planning
12th annual Sewanee Idol raises funds for Costa Rica Outreach
Sambhav Bansal (C’23) and Dheer Snehal Avashia (C’23) perform at Sewanee Idol. Photo by Rob Mohr (C’21). By Claire SmithExecutive Staff As Sambhav Bansal (C’23)
Joelle Phillips, president of AT&T Tennessee, speaks on the value of the liberal arts
By Colton WilliamsEditor-in-Chief Joelle Phillips, president of AT&T Tennessee, is the Babson Center’s Graham Executive-in-Residence for Easter 2020. Phillips visited campus on February 26 to
“The Oscars of Civic Engagement”: Sewanee receives Carnegie Classification
By Madison SellersStaff Writer The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching has recognized the University of the South for outstanding commitment to the community