Photo by Lucy Wimmer By Amanda Carl Staff Writer On March 2, Sewanee Idol raised funds for the Costa Rica and New Orleans outreach trips.
Category: News
Medieval Colloquium challenges misconceptions about Middle Ages
By Tess Steele Executive staff On March 10 and 11, Sewanee welcomed students and scholars alike for the forty-third annual Sewanee Medieval Colloquium, where “Borders
German Professor lectures on art and migration
Photo by Lucy Wimmer By Joshua Alvarez Contributing Writer On March 9, Dr. Christoph Singer of the German University of Paderborn gave a presentation entitled
From the Office of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability: USGS examines Lake Cheston’s newts in amphibian survey
Photo by Matt Hembree By Peter Davis Contributing Writer The United States Geological Survey (USGS) visited Sewanee’s campus on Tuesday, January 31 as part of the Amphibian
Sewanee Hearts and Grocery Carts raises $1,600 for CAC
By Lawrence Rogers Junior Editor Spearheaded by their Community Service Chair Rebecca Brewer (C’18), the ladies of Kappa Omega recently rallied the community and members
Local businesses look forward with optimism in spite of ailing economy
By Robert Beeland, Kurt DeLay, and Joseph Marasciullo Staff Writers A January 30 report published by Middle Tennessee State University described booming levels of economic
Keeping Sewanee Accountable with the CoHo
By Phillip Davis Staff Writer At 6 p.m. on Wednesday, February 22, the Community Engagement House hosted an accountable action workshop at the Social Lodge,
Posse Plus Retreat challenges barriers through “Us vs Them”
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
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