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Wick reveals new, inspiring theme: Rising with Resilience
Students participate in activities at the Wick to celebrate the announcement of this year’s theme. Photo by Sarah Hall (C’23). By Sarah HallStaff Writer On
Sewanee welcomes nine new faculty members
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff Despite uncertainty looming over the Domain, education continues to be revitalized. This fall brings nine new faculty members, with three as
The Order of the Gown starts its Ambassadors Program
By Anna PusokExecutive Staff The Order of the Gown (OG) was established in 1873, and members ever since can wear the gown as a symbol
Sewanee under new Title IX policy
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff As of August 2020, K-12 schools and universities have to comply with a new Title IX policy under Betsy Devos’ Department
University announces plans to open campus for spring semester
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff On October 7, students received an email with an update for Spring semester plans. The semester will begin after an extended
Sewanee expands religious inclusion on campus
By Claire SmithExecutive Editor This year’s Convocation was a unique experience for students, not the least of which because new members of the Order of
Community Action Committee teams up with McClurg to deliver meals to those in need
By Colton WilliamsEditor-In-Chief The Community Action Committee (CAC), an outreach program led out of Otey Parish in Sewanee, has partnered with McClurg Dining Hall to
Student Post Office strained by backlog of mail and inadequate space
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff At the beginning of the pandemic, SPO staff continued working without their student employees, forwarding packages to students’ homes, sending paychecks,
Let’s Talk about Sewanee’s mental healthcare structure
By MK Saye Executive Staff According to a study published in early September by JAMA Network Open, the “prevalence of depression symptoms in the US was