Meg Butler News Editor A renewed push for a business major at Sewanee has revived disagreements between faculty and administrators about whether such a program would
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Concerns about faculty hiring and compensation continue despite ongoing investments into administrative departments
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief Disparities between faculty and administrators’ hiring and pay continues to fuel debate at Sewanee, despite the recent partial lifting of the faculty hiring
Sewanee’s executive salaries eat more revenue compared to peer institutions as of 2020; professorial salaries trail behind peer institutions, slumping since 2018.
Amelia LeaphartEditor-in-chief Data courtesy of National Center of Education Statistics. The averages are from the IPEDS collection, the data is reported by the institution to
University Announces New Step to Address Ongoing Housing Crisis
Faculty and staff have struggled for housing on the Mountain for decades. A new University construction loan initiative may help, but may also may take years to shift the market.
Dean of Students Office Makes Changes for the 2022-23 EQB guide
Meg ButlerNews Editor Over the summer, the Ecce Quam Bonum (EQB) guide was revised for the 2022-23 academic year. Associate Dean of Students Emily Britt
Director of Greek Life’s past at LSU raises questions about Sewanee’s hiring process
An LSU police report concludes Donald Abels, Sewanee’s Director of Greek Life, initiated a catfishing scheme to entrap fraternities to break state laws and LSU policy.
Residential Life Changes the Proctor Policies
Caroline Winslow Junior Editor In August, Sewanee Residential Life brought about changes to the known proctoring policies. Hannah Latimer (C ’23) says that in the
Faculty hiring freeze Thaws
Daphne Nwobike Contributing Writer A new academic year means new students, staff, and, of course, professors. At Sewanee, hiring new professors has been complicated since
Student speaks on why they reported TKP for hazing
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief The last thing Sydney Lumpkin remembers is dropping her solo cup in the middle of a crowded Theta Kappa Phi party at the
Theta Kappa Phi, University’s oldest sorority, suspended at least one-year
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-Chief Acting Vice-Chancellor Nancy Berner suspended Theta Kappa Phi (TKP), the University’s oldest sorority, for at least a year on September 9, after the