By Kendall Stallings Contributing Writer The Sewanee community recently gathered at the beginning of the school year in All Saints’ Chapel for the annual “Launching
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Sewanee pledge for class of 2022 ensures internships, study abroad, and timely graduation
By Colton Williams Junior Editor While every Sewanee class signs the honor code, the University has made its own pledge to the class of 2022.
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Stephanie McCarter
By Katherine LeClair Staff Writer While completing her B.A. at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Dr. Stephanie McCarter’s first ambition was to become a
Shenanigans opens new upstairs space for music, private events
The new renovated second-floor space at Shenanigans. Photos by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief This fall, Shenanigans looks a little bit different. The downtown
Hunger Walk raises $24,000 for CAC and Morton Memorial Food Pantry
By Anna Day Contributing Writer On Saturday, the Monteagle Sewanee Rotary Club hosted its fourth annual Hunger Walk. The event aimed to raise $17,000 to
IvyWild Restaurant transitions into Octo π Pizza and Wine Bar
By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief Students returning to the Mountain in August might be surprised by what they find in downtown Sewanee: IvyWild Restaurant has closed
Our problems in Syria have only just begun
By Max Saltman, Staff Writer Any time I talk to someone about Syria and any kind of American intervention there, I usually hear an argument comparing
Scholars discuss the importance of race in medieval texts
By Mandy Moe Pwint Tu, Executive Staff The 2018 seminar of the 44th Medieval Colloquium at Sewanee took place in Gailor Auditorium to a full audience
Cold case investigator discusses criminal law
By Alexa Fults, Staff Writer Kelly Siegler, Chief of Texas Special Crimes Bureau turned televised cold case investigator, recently spoke at the Bairnwick Women’s Center. After
Title IX office looks to increase transparency and training
By Fleming Smith, Editor-in-Chief Nearly a year after accepting the position of Title IX Coordinator, Kelly Malone, a professor in the English department, hopes that the