By Rego Jaquish and Colin RiceStaff Writers From January 19-24th students from across campus participated in Rush Week, a process where students interested in joining
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Highlander Folk School: “Culturally organizing” to continue the legacy of the Highlander Libraries
Books on the shelf at the Highlander Library exhibit at the University Art Gallery. Photo by Rob Mohr (C’21). By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff On January
Convocation speaker Bishop Roaf speaks on race and reconciliation in the 21st Century
Bishop Roaf charges the new initiates in the Order of the Gown to “aspire to be bridge builders in your communities.” Photo by Rob Mohr
Shaking things up: Changes in women’s rush promise better bid matches, but is it doing enough?
Phi Kappa Epsilon’s newest pledge class gathers in the Quad before Shake Day begins. Photo courtesy of Whitney Dyke (C’21). By Claire SmithExecutive Editor This
Bairnwick Women’s Center launches peer support hotline
By Emma HowellStaff Writer The Bairnwick Women’s Center recently announced the creation of a peer-support hotline, open to all Sewanee students. The Women’s Center has always
To move a Mountain: Sewanee to host TEDx event
By Dixon ClineStaff Writer TED, or the Technology, Entertainment, and Design organization, is heading to the Domain. On November 11, the University announced via email
New interdisciplinary mentorship program to enter pilot phase
By Oliver HeffronStaff Writer Starting this fall, the University of the South has started a new student-success program titled the RISE Scholar Program. In it’s
Sensory room to provide space for New Life clients
Sewanee students begin painting the New Life Sensory Room. Photos by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Lucy WimmerExecutive Staff Armed with ladders, paint rollers, and 2000s
Sewanee Athletics celebrates 50 years of female athletes with guest video appearances from professional athletes
Female athletes celebrate 50 years of women in sport at the college. Photo courtesy of Erin Cassell. By Claire CrowExecutive Staff In spirit of the
The Office of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability says goodbye to Lauren Newman (C’18)
Photo courtesy of Newman. By Lucy RudmanJunior Editor Current Sustainability Coordinator Lauren Newman will be stepping down come the end of the semester. The student