Claire SmithEditor-in-Chief On Monday, April 12, the Board of Regents voted to remove the Nabit name from the Nabit Art Building, following a guilty plea
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After walk-out, questions of accountability remain
Michaela James-ThrowerClaire SmithExecutive Staff One month after Sewanee students staged a walk-out on the quad in response to the use of racial slurs at a
School of Theology renames annual DuBose Lectures
Maggie LorenzenExecutive Staff On April 13, the School of Theology announced in a newsletter that the previously-named DuBose Lectures would be renamed the Annual Alumni
SUT changing into an outdoor gathering area in the coming months
Maggie LorenzenExecutive Staff A student and community staple since its opening in the 1920s, the Sewanee Union Theater (lovingly referred to as the SUT), is
All Saints’ Chapel Reconciliation window changed to Reunification window
Maggie LorenzenExecutive Staff On Monday, March 29, stained glass artists removed the stained glass panel of the Confederate and American flags on the previously named
Debate between Order of the Gown and Student Government Association Presidential candidates
Maggie LorenzenExecutive Staff On Friday, April 9, the Sewanee Debate Union hosted a debate for the student body to attend to listen to Student Government
Shots and Pops: On-campus vaccine distribution and ‘popping the bubble’
Amelia LeaphartExecutive Editor As Sewanee continued to demonstrate zero positive cases and a growing number of vaccinated students and faculty, the Public Health department announced
KISS Week and I Heart Female Orgasm
Rebecca ColeContributing Writer The University Wellness Commons, along with many other student organizations, recently hosted KISS week. A week of events, seminars, and resource sharing
Cough study combines liberal arts with cutting edge science
By Anna PüsökJunior Editor On 19th of February, the Sewanee Molecular Diagnostics Lab announced a new study that could detect COVID-19 status based on the
Polk sculpture removed by student, taken to Archives
By Claire SmithEditor-in-Chief In the early hours of Tuesday, March 16, a bronze head of Leonidas Polk, founder and Chancellor of the University of the