Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On February 21, the University sponsored an anti-hazing program entitled Love, Mom and Dad. Rae Ann and Steve Gruver told their story about
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Nightmare Alley: A Smashing Success
Annabel Davis Contributing WriterImage courtesy of Hulu. Guillermo del Toro’s take on the classic 1947 novel and film adaptation has been one of the best-received films
Sewanee’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter inducts 12 new members
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-Chief On February 9 in the University Archives, Sewanee’s Phi Beta Kappa chapter inducted twelve new members into the country’s oldest academic honor society.
The First Almost-Normal Rush Week Since the Pandemic
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor On Saturday February 5, at eight o’clock in the morning, students gathered by their doors for the bid card that would ultimately
Shelfie-Day at duPont Library
Margaret Crone Contributing Writer Every fourth Wednesday in January is celebrated as National “Shelfie” Day, a celebration of books. The holiday was created by the
Board of Regents appoints Nancy Berner as acting vice-chancellor 
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-Chief Rumours circulated across campus after a South African media outlet published leaked information speculating Reuben Brigety, the University’s seventeenth vice-chancellor, would be President
Changes in student life roles
Maggie Lorenzen Executive Staff In an email to the University community on October 25, Dean Erica Howard announced that Dean Lauren Goodpaster and Bobby Silk will
Deer on the Domain
Jackson Sparkman Executive Staff On October 4, 2021, the Domain Manager of Sewanee, Nathan Wilson, sent an email to all current students advertising recently harvested
University endowment to be invested in Sewanee Village
Claire Smith Editor-in-Chief The Board of Regents has committed to investing $10 million dollars of the University endowment in the Sewanee Village development plan, Vice President
Fleas in the Wick Cause Semester-Long Displacement of Residents
Audrey Gibbs Contributing Writer The Background “Look Peggy! This is a flea,” Emma Ross-Sermons (C’23) said, as she lifted one up on her pointer finger