By Elon Epps and Hadley Montgomery Staff Writers The tenth annual Posse Plus Retreat took place at the Beersheba Springs Assembly Conference and Retreat Center
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Body found at Fiery Gizzard
By Amanda Carl, Reece Jamison, Sean Heffron Contributing Writers On Sunday, February 5, a hiker found the body of 25-year-old Brandon Price, an Estill Springs
Capital Campaign raises funds for Wellness Commons and other projects
Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu By Fleming Smith Executive Editor Sewanee’s largest capital campaign in history, “Stronger Truer Sewanee,” aims to raise $250 million by June
Dr. O’Rourke, Powerhouse of the QEP
Simon Boes Executive Staff Dr. Sean O’Rourke joins the Sewanee community as a powerhouse in rhetoric and speech academia. He earned his B.A. in Speech
Sewanee searches for next football coach
By Sean Heffron Contributing Writer On February 6, Sewanee head football coach, Tommy Laurendine, resigned after a winless 2016 season for the Tigers. Following the
Sewanee finishes strong against Centre
Photo by Matt Hembree By Harry Davis Executive Staff On Saturday, February 18, the Sewanee Men’s Basketball team defeated the Centre Colonels at home 77-73.
American Spiritual Ensemble gives three concerts on campus
Photo by Matt Hembree By Alena Churikova Executive Staff February 9 through 11, Sewanee hosted the American Spiritual Ensemble, an amazing vocal group consisting of
Black Lives Matter panel brings carceral state debate to heart of campus
By Lawrence Rogers Junior Editor The Black Lives Matter, Social Activism and the Carceral State panel, hosted in Convocation Hall on Friday, February 10, brought
Wendy Davis Visits Sewanee
Photo by Lucy Wimmer Jillian Miller and Anna Mann Executive Staff Former Texas state senator Wendy Davis visited Sewanee on Tuesday, January 31 to speak
Community vigil protests immigration ban
Photo by Matt Hembree By Fleming Smith Executive Editor Recent executive orders by President Donald Trump restricting immigration, beginning January 27, sparked outrage and concern