By Barton Perkins Contributing Writer In June 1969 Norma L. McCorvey discovered that she was pregnant for the third time in her life. For personal
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Featured Athlete: Brody Stone (C’17)
Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20) By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff The Sewanee Purple’s Athlete of the Week is Brody Stone (C’17), a forward on
Faculty pass diversity resolution after tumultuous election
By Fleming Smith Executive Editor On December 9, the faculty unanimously passed a resolution affirming their commitment to a diverse and inclusive campus and standing
Winter Convocation speaker promotes gratitude
Photo by Matt Hembree By Ryan Tillman Staff Writer All Saints’ Chapel welcomed students, faculty, and parents Friday evening in joyous celebration as many were
Future project to explore Sewanee’s true history with slavery
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On Wednesday, December 7, Dr. Woody Register and Tanner Potts (C’15), graduate of the history and American studies departments, held
Aaron Tugendhaft discusses ISIS’ destruction of idols
Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On December 1 in Gailor Auditorium, Aaron Tugendhaft from the University of Chicago delivered a talk entitled, “The Idols of ISIS.”
Football players shed light on race issues, challenge NCAA uniform rules
Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20) By Lam Ho and Fleming Smith Executive Staff During the 2016 football season, Ronald Hayes (C’19) and Kirk Murphy (C’17) used
Annual Sewanee Christmas Tree Lighting
Anna Mann Staff Writer On Friday, December 2, the Sewanee community gathered in the Quad to kick off the busy weekend of Lessons and Carols
Green Column: Sewanee offers diverse environmental opportunities for student involvement
By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer Sewanee is a university set apart by its beautiful environment, but despite the amazing array of activities and events here