Category: News

By Kaitlyn Alford Contributing Writer Mandatory reporting gets thrown around regularly in conversations about Title IX. The topic can be controversial, as students are often

By Colton Williams Junior Editor In early October, two former members of Congress, Bob Carr of Michigan and Melissa Hart of Pennsylvania, visited Sewanee as

By Klarke Stricklen Contributing Writer This week, the student group for The Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation Project hosted its first event, titled “Where is the

Alicia Wikner Executive Staff “Representations” is the Organization for Cross-Cultural Understanding’s (OCCU) year-long project spearheaded by their president Mandy Moe Pwint Tu (C’21), an international

By Grace Sims Contributing Writer This year, Sewanee welcomes a new Director of Greek Life, Colin Nelson-Pinkston. Besides wanting to hike the Perimeter Trail, Nelson-Pinkston

The three iterations of the seal, chronologically. Photos by Luke Williamson (C’21). By Luke Williamson Executive Staff At the beginning of October, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell

By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff On Friday, October 12, the Board of Trustees elected the Rt. Rev. Robert Skirving (H’15) as the 25th Chancellor

By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff As the Board of Trustees meets on October 11 and 12, perhaps no decision will be more relevant than

By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff In his speech at the Launching of a New Year, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell, in a list of things that

By Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer In recent years, Sewanee has been very intentional about re-examining itself from a variety of perspectives. Most visibly, the Project