Isabel Root Contributing Writer Deck: While gripping the nation, the opioid epidemic holds a higher presence in Tennessee, making political candidates grapple with potential solutions.
Isabel Root Contributing Writer Deck: While gripping the nation, the opioid epidemic holds a higher presence in Tennessee, making political candidates grapple with potential solutions.
Anna Mann Executive Editor In a small meeting on September 9, Frank Gladu, special assistant to the Vice-Chancellor, answered questions about the developing Sewanee Village
By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief During the summer, Student Life underwent a reorganization that has added a new office to campus dubbed Student Activities. The office
Jasmine Huang Junior Editor Since mid-October of last year, a committee of faculty, students, and staff have been planning the design of a new monument
Fleming Smith, Anna Mann, and Alicia Wikner Executive Staff Sewanee’s campus will be seeing significant changes in the coming months as offices move across campus
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
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.
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
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
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