Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief Beginning in the Advent 2018 semester, Sewanee will no longer offer Japanese courses. The decision was made as a response
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Sewanee students march in solidarity for gender equality
Ivana Porashka Staff Writer On January 20, more than 20 Sewanee students drove to Chattanooga and Nashville to join the Women’s March, which involved demonstrations
Honorary degree recipient asserts God’s role in the newsroom and in life
By Fleming Smith Editor-in-Chief The Reverend David Crabtree recently received an honorary degree in civil law from Sewanee, and as part of his visit to
Winter Convocation brings 110 new members into Order of the Gown
By Mary Lillian Tessmann Contributing Writer A snow-covered campus greeted the audience for the 2018 Winter Convocation ceremony, which included the formal naming of the
Vjekoslav Perica explores religious nationalism in Kosovo
The conflict is between ethnic Albanian Muslims in Kosovo and the Christian majority in greater Serbia. Similar to most nation-states housing a national minority, like Catalonia in Spain, Kosovo has long claimed independence from Serbia, and Serbia has refused to acknowledge it.
Theta Pi notified of new rules following University inquiry
Full privileges will be regained on August 28, 2018.
Students demand revocation of Charlie Rose honorary degree
“Mr. Rose has received many honorary degrees from many institutions, including Duke and Georgetown,” McCardell continued.
Sewanee Debate Union Hosts Final Debate of Semester
When asked about her win, Colhoun stated, “As someone who never has done debate, I was surprised but excited to win! It was really nice to have the help of my fellow Sewanee Debate Union members prepare, and so many people turnout in support of Mason and I tonight.”
Phishing at Sewanee stirs concerns of hacking
Sewanee has purchased security awareness training for employees and students. This way, everyone can become more educated on these types of incidents. The training will be available next semester. While it may seem like a long shot, these incidences are becoming more common.
Baptist preachers argue with students over feminism, sexuality, and sin
One of the men began speaking about homosexuality, touching on feminism.