By Reece Jamison Executive Staff Election season is now in full swing on the mountain. Voting began Friday at approximately 4 p.m. for positions in
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What comes after capitalism?
By Alicia Wikner Executive Staff In his book Four Futures: Life After Capitalism, Peter Frase, an editor at the Jacobin magazine, uses speculative fiction in
Conjure women, coolie women, and impossible stories
By Briana Wheeler Staff Writer After a brief introduction by Sewanee’s own Dr. Dharitri Bhattacharjee, award-winning Guyanese-American writer Gaiutra Bahadur stepped up to the podium
Whispering bones: interpreting death as a forensic anthropologist
By Alicia Wikner Executive Staff With a lineup of bones on a table and three heads resting on chairs in front of it in Blackman
Aux Board and Greeks discuss what to do when you’re called out
By Jasmine Huang Junior Editor Filing into Convocation Hall, more than 100 people grabbed pizza and drinks before patiently waiting for the Bairnwick Women’s Center
Pradip Malde awarded Guggenheim Fellowship for photography
By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief Photography professor Pradip Malde recently won a Guggenheim Fellowship to pursue a photography project on female genital cutting. He was chosen
Condoleezza Rice to give 2018 Baccalaureate Address
Anna Mann Executive Editor The University has announced that the former Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, will receive an honorary degree and give the 2018
Students, faculty, community march to honor life of Martin Luther King, Jr.
By Colton Williams Junior Editor To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. on April 4, 1968, a coalition of
Speak Up Sewanee releases list of demands for University administration
By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief The Leadership Coalition for Speak Up Sewanee recently released a list of demands with 10 items, calling upon the University to
Board of Regents revokes Charlie Rose’s honorary degree after protests
Photo courtesy of Google Images. By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief The Board of Regents voted with a two-thirds majority to revoke Charlie Rose’s honorary degree