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.
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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
Administration responds to student leaders’ demands
June 6, 2022 Dear Student Leaders: Thank you for your letter of concern about the tenure-track hiring situation in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Student Government Association Writes New Constitution
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor The Student Government Association has revised their constitution for the first time in twelve years. The constitution had not been updated since
Hiring freeze causes crisis in psychology department
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief Although the hiring freeze began in March 2020, allowing hiring for only temporary, visiting positions, the freeze has continued for over two years,
Take Back the Night kicks-off Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor On April 7, 2022, students and community members gathered on the main quad to march through the streets in protest of sexual
University raises starting wage for staff from $9.75 to $12
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On January 1, the University raised the starting hourly wage from $9.75 to $12. Provost Nancy Berner sent an email to faculty