Rebecca ColeExecutive Staff On Sunday, October 10, the Title IX office along with CAPS and the Project Director for Campus Sexual Assault Prevention hosted a
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Businesses on the Mountain emerge from the pandemic
Maggie LorenzenExecutive StaffPhoto courtesy of Beylie Ivanhoe. As local businesses continue to struggle with supply chain and staffing issues from the COVID-19 pandemic, they have
Petition calls to revoke Eric Metaxas’s honorary degree
Amelia LeaphartExecutive editor On February 16, 2015, the University awarded an honorary degree to Christian radio host and writer, Eric Metaxas. Although this conferment sparked
Board of Regents establishes Names and Places Committee
By Meridith FrazeeStaff Writer On September 23, the Vice-Chancellor announced the formation of the Names and Places committee that will examine locations marked with personal
Bryan Viewpoints Speakers share perspectives on global health, development
Claire SmithEditor-in-Chief This year, the Babson Center for Global Commerce welcomed two Bryan Viewpoints Speakers to campus for two days of lectures and conversation. Marcella
OG hosts universal gowning debate
Madison SpannContributing Writer The Order of the Gown held a debate on Thursday, September 30 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss whether the University should adopt
University updates COVID-19 procedures
Maggie LorenzenNews Editor On Saturday, September 4, the University issued a statement via email about updates regarding COVID-19 policies. The statement included the elimination of
St. Mark’s Community Hosts Reunion
Maggie LorenzenNews Editor On Saturday, September 4, The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation held its third community history reunion day focused on the
Faculty responses to new COVID policies
Meg ButlerContributing Writer Amid concerns over the Delta variant, The University of the South updated its policies regarding student and faculty behaviors and procedures surrounding