Category: News

By Mandy Moe Pwint Tu Executive Staff Robin Self (C’20) recently won a gold medal at a fencing tournament in Music City in Nashville. The tournament

By Alicia Wikner Executive Staff Gathered in the Alumni House beneath the yellow light for the second annual Senior Capstone Reading, seniors completing their Writing Certificate

By Ivana Porashka Staff Writer  The Bairnwick Women’s Center and the Greenhouse presented a panel on ecofeminism in the Mary Sue Cushman Room to further educate

By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief On Monday afternoon, the University Senate voted unanimously on a motion recommending to the Board of Regents that Charlie Rose’s honorary

  By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff During the weekend of February 23-24, two possible cases of arson occurred at the fraternity houses of Sigma

By Luke Williamson Executive Staff Stronger, Truer Sewanee,” the University’s ambitious fundraising effort, is nearly 84 percent complete towards its goal of raising $250 million

  By Sydney Leibfritz Staff Writer The recent forum “Reading and Rereading History: Art, Commemoration, and Sewanee’s Campus” was the Project on Slavery, Race, and

By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief After the University’s Board of Regents decided to maintain Charlie Rose’s honorary degree on February 15, citing a reluctance to “condemn

By Fleming Smith and Anna Mann Executive Staff On February 22, more than 200 students, faculty, seminarians, and community members gathered in the University Quad

By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief The Board of Regents decided this week to maintain Charlie Rose’s honorary degree, bestowed in 2016, which came into question after