Photo by Suzanne Herrin By Suzanne Herrin Executive Staff Brenna Lewis, a pro-life feminist and regional coordinator for Students for Life, spoke about her views
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Berry uses strong first half to pull past Tigers
Photo by Matt Hembree By Harry Davis Staff Writer On Friday, February 3, the Sewanee Men’s Basketball team took on the Berry Vikings at home
Pryor Inquires: NBA Trade Deadline
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Q: I’m a huge New York Knicks fan, and there have been many rumors recently about whether Carmelo Anthony
“Muslim ban” continues America’s shameful history with refugees
By Fleming Smith Executive Editor Friday, January 27 was Holocaust Remembrance Day. For years it has been a day to remember the million of Jews
State of Sewanee: President Donald Trump and the nation at a crossroads
Lionel Pierre DuBois Contributing Writer In my short time at Sewanee, I have witnessed many things affect our campus, but not to the level of
Secret Shake Day Fundraiser Cans Out
Simon Boes Executive Staff Sources this Monday revealed that unbeknownst to the majority of campus, there was a secret fundraiser on Shake Day resulting in
YSR and EQB, President Trump
By Page Forrest Contributing Writer A dear friend of mine once remarked “YSR and EQB is basically the Sewanee equivalent of ‘Bless your heart’.” For
Domain Dollars Program
By Tess Steele Executive Staff With the creation of the Domain Dollars Program, Flex Dollars, affectionately known as “Pub bucks,” have been liberated from the
Sewanee community gathers for dinner in honor of Dr. King
By Lawrence Rogers Junior Editor In celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and MLK Day, a host of Sewanee minority organizations, spearheaded by Sewanee’s
Great Smoky Mountain National Park affected by fog
Photo courtesy of Wikimedia commons By Helena Kilburn Stuff Writer The Domain is so diverse and naturally beautiful, that it is easy for students, faculty