The Armentrout House in its abandoned state. Photo courtesy of Kara Adams (C’21). By Erin ElliotStaff Writer The Green House has been a staple theme
The Armentrout House in its abandoned state. Photo courtesy of Kara Adams (C’21). By Erin ElliotStaff Writer The Green House has been a staple theme
By Oliver HeffronStaff Writer Since the beginning of the Fall Semester, Sewanee’s office of Business Services has expanded student’s dining options by making Domain Dollars
Mandy Tu (C’21) facilitates a discussion on the intention and impact of language. Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Lucy Wimmer Executive Staff “We have a
Pictured: Kelsey Arbuckle (C’19) and Alexa Fults (C’21), both featured in the Mine 21 documentary. Photos courtesy of Fults. By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief Alexa Fults (C’21)
By Lucy RudmanJunior Editor After years of work by alumnus and community member James Gipson (C’66), the Rainbow Fund in honor of Bishop V. Gene
Students and community members listen to Adam Dawkins’ (T’22) coming out experience. Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Claire SmithContributing Writer “We are all called
An ariel view of Georgia Avenue. Photo courtesy of Chauncey Cannon. By Dixon ClineContributing Writer Several student organizations united to throw a block party on
By Amelia LeaphartContributing Writer Tennessee has the most predatory lenders in the country, largely due to the large amount of rural, poverty-stricken communities. It’s easy
Fulford Hall, The Office of Admissions, located on University Avenue. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Emma HowellStaff Writer Over the summer, the Office of Admissions
Students create beaded bracelets to symbolize women’s friendship. Photos by Charlotte Suttee (C’23). By Charlotte SutteeStaff Writer Kappa Delta Sorority (KD) Public Relations Vice President