By Emma HowellContributing Writer After months of saving up, weeks of preparing, and 15 hours of flying, Professor Deborah McGrath and her research group landed
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Ongoing and intentional: the future of Greek Life volunteering
By Lucy RudmanJunior Editor This summer, Jo Gressly (C’19), the new Office Coordinator for the Office of Civic Engagement sat down and examined the Greek
Betsy Sandlin to serve as liaison between Posse Foundation and University
By Rego Jaquish Contributing Writer Dr. Betsy Sandlin, associate professor of Spanish and co-director for the Center of Teaching, has been a member of the
Sylvia Earle encourages gowned students to go “Onwards and Gownwards”
Dr. Sylvia Earle addresses All Saints’ Chapel during Foundation Day Convocation. Photos By Matthew Hembree (C’20). By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff Dr. Sylvia Earle, the
Social Host Policy changed after student-proposed amendments
By Oliver HeffronStaff Writer After a meeting between Dean of Students Marichal Gentry (C’89) and undergraduate student leaders on September 11, the new Social Host
How we honor each other
By Mandy Moe Pwint TuStaff Writer On a Friday morning last semester, I made my way to Spencer Hall after my 10 a.m. class. I
The Green Column: seniors consider personal connection to the Domain
By Helena KilburnStaff Writer As another beautiful year at Sewanee begins, it is striking how naturally incredible place this is. The perfect lake days, the
The Roberson Project seeks to reconcile with Sewanee’s slave-holding history
By Amelia LeapheartContributing Writer The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation, formerly known as the Sewanee Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation, entered its
University receives Mellon Grant to create curriculum in Southern Studies
By Colton WilliamsExecutive Editor Last fall, the University received an $800,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to develop a comprehensive program in Southern
An old, new guide to the Domain: Daniel Fortner (C’16)
Daniel Fortner sports a tulip poplar leaf, a climbing helmet, and a climbing rope before his valedictorian address in 2016. Photo courtesy of Sewanee’s Flickr.