The WUTS broadcast studio. Photo by Rob Mohr (C’21). By Colton WilliamsEditor-in-Chief As of December 2019, WUTS, Sewanee’s student-run public radio station since 1972, is
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Record-breaking precipitation in Sewanee part 2: Implications on the Domain
Splash! Photo by Charlotte Sutte (C’23). By Charlotte SutteeExecutive Staff 10.18 inches of rain fell onto Sewanee January 2020. That makes the start of 2020
‘How Then Shall We Eat?’ opens conversation about sustainable dining
Hellen Wainaina (C’18) and LaToya McIntyre (C’20) share a laugh at ‘How Then Shall We Eat?’ Photo by Hayeon Ryou (C’23). By Charlotte SutteeExecutive Staff
The Sewanee Jewish Association hosts Kabbalat Shabbat
Max Saltman (C’21) and Ethan Savino (C’22) lead the Kabbalat Shabbat service in St. Augustine’s Chapel. Photo by Sambhav Bansal (C’23). By Dixon ClineStaff Writer
Dialogue Across Difference sponsors conversation about queerness and religion
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff From same-sex marriage, divorce, to honorary degree controversies, religion and sex intertwine. On February 4, the Queer & Ally House and
Bryan Viewpoints speaker Gillian Munson discusses her ‘fascinating ride’ in venture capital
Pictured: Gillian Munson. Photo courtesy of usv.com. By Colton WilliamsEditor-in-Chief The Babson Center’s Bryan Viewpoints Speaker for 2020 was Gillian Munson, a venture capitalist at
Students bring Black History Month to Sewanee in full force
By Clair SmithExecutive Editor Black History Month is being celebrated this February with a full calendar of events to recognize the unique history, cultural contributions,
Peggy Farmer teaches stress management at Center for Teaching
By Colton WilliamsEditor-In-Chief In an event primarily for faculty and staff, Dr. Peggy Farmer, a speaker, therapist and wellness consultant, engaged with the audience to
Record-breaking precipitation in Sewanee
Puddles accumulate in front of McClurg Dining Hall after multiple rainy days. Photo by Charlotte Suttee. By Charlotte SutteeExecutive Staff During January’s annual Wildland Fire
EQB beyond Sewanee: Sewanee students learn and volunteer in Jamaica
By Dixon ClineStaff Writer Over the winter break, seven students and two staff members journeyed to Jamaica for an outreach trip. Undergraduates Pravesh Agarwal (C’23),