Mitch Shakespeare Opinions Editor Recent theme house cuts are the latest symptom of a deepening affordable housing shortage on the mountain, one that internal reports

Mitch Shakespeare Opinions Editor Recent theme house cuts are the latest symptom of a deepening affordable housing shortage on the mountain, one that internal reports
Peter Burditt Contributing Writer If you’re one of those folks who belts out the lyrics of your favorite songs and records yourself while doing so,
Meg Butler News Editor Now open in downtown Sewanee, Lunch has a bright, airy dining room with communal seating, a small market selling local products,
Rebecca Cole Editor-in-Chief The University’s final housing plan for 2023 will reduce Sewanee’s faculty from 166 to 159 full-time-equivalent positions, according to a final plan
Dear readers, With the sun beginning to shine on the Mountain it’s looking a bit more like spring! I know we are all eager for
Meg Butler News Editor A move to cut six student theme houses, mandated in a late January housing study, has rocked the student body, with
Rebecca Cole Editor-in-Chief The annual faculty hiring plan that was proposed for the 2023-2024 academic year was more contentious than usual due to a shift
Meg Butler News Editor Sewanee alumnus and veteran administrator Rob Pearigen will return in July as Sewanee’s 18th Vice-Chancellor, following a January 26th Board of Trustees
By Rebecca ColeEditor-in-Chief On January 17, 2023, the University launched its new Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation Center (or TRHTC for short). Sewanee was chosen
Lizzy DonkerJunior Editor A decision by Sewanee’s Office of Residential Life to move up the deadline to apply for housing in sororities and theme houses