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
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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
From the first founding to the second: A reassessment of the University’s history
By Jasmine Huang, Junior Editor Created in 1938 by Reverend Thomas Crosby, “2nd Founding of the University” depicts Quintard amongst a group of men in the
University introduces neuroscience major for 2018-19 academic year
By Colton Williams, Junior Editor Beginning next academic year, the University will transition the neuroscience minor into a full major, and students who complete the
Students elect new leaders for Student Government Association and Order of the Gown
By Fleming Smith, Editor-in-Chief On April 20, the Order of the Gown announced the newly elected officers for two of Sewanee’s most prominent organizations, the Student
Civil Rights leader Diane Nash lectures on agapic energy, social justice
By Colton Williams, Junior Editor Diane Nash, a prominent figure of the Civil Rights Movement, recently spoke at Sewanee, giving a lecture called “The Movements
Student arrested in Alpha Tau Omega arson case
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Last week, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) announced the indictment and arrest of Philip “Ben” Roper (C’18) for