Category: News

By Kaitlyn Alford Contributing Writer On September 5, Noah McIndoo (C’19) became the first Sewanee student to declare a major in neuroscience. He’s excited and

By Anna Mann Executive Editor New information has emerged regarding the forthcoming Student Commons. Set to be located in the current Thompson Union, the administration

By Briana Wheeler Staff Writer Excited chatter filled the ordinarily quiet Convocation Hall as students, faculty and community members eagerly waited for the 2018 Haines

By Mary Pryor Contributing Writer “Stronger, Truer Sewanee,” the University’s largest capital campaign in history, is drawing closer to completion after raising more than $238

The School of Theology’s Hamilton Hall. Photo courtesy of google.com. By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief As the School of Theology continues its plans to move onto

By Kaitlyn Alford Contributing Writer As of this year, Dr. Sylvia Gray now serves as the Title IX Coordinator for the University after Professor Kelly

The new EQB monument. Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Jasmine Huang Junior Editor Speaking to a small crowd, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell gave a few

By Mandy Moe Pwint Tu Executive Staff At noon on Monday, Sewanee students and faculty gathered on the University Quad in solidarity with sexual assault

  By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief Last week, the Student Government Association (SGA) and the Interfraternity/Intersorority Councils (IFC/ISC) released a statement to the student body that

By Kendall Stallings Contributing Writer During upperclass rush, Blake McMeans, founder and president of the Blake McMeans Foundation, visited campus to warn students of the