By Harry Yadav Contributing Writer The process of renovating Sewanee’s golf complex, a project that was conceived in 2006 and launched in 2009, was completed
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Chef Rick serves up the scoop on McClurg
By Lawrence Rogers Staff Writer It takes little more than a daily scroll through a Sewanee email inbox to figure out that Chef Rick Wright
David Harkins leads Student Government Association into new academic year
Photo by Robert Beeland (C’18) By Richard Pryor, III Staff Writer David Harkins (C’17) is the Student Government Association (SGA) President for this school year,
New Proctor system evolves to meet needs of students
By Tess Steele Staff Writer Starting in Advent semester of this year, the Proctor and Assistant Proctor (AP) system will shift to an exclusively Proctor
Domain Dollars attempt to revitalize local economy
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Photos courtesy of Feasting on the Mountains and sewanee.edu Ever since the demise of the Globe, students have bemoaned the
Animal Harbor Benefit Festival
By Anne-Stuart Bell Contributing Writer On April 9, Alpha Tau Zeta and Woody’s Bicycles hosted the 5th Annual Animal Harbor Benefit Festival on the Quad.
The Family Fang to premiere at Sewanee
By Page Forrest Manging Editor In 2011, Sewanee’s own Professor Kevin Wilson published The Family Fang, a novel about a semi-dysfunctional family torn apart by
Socially Responsible Investing at Sewanee
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff On Tuesday, April 5, in Gailor Auditorium, the Sewanee Student Investment Club, Divest Sewanee Club participated in a panel hosted
Second Founding honors past and welcomes future
By Tess Steele Executive Staff Photos courtesy of Sewanee Flickr On March 22, Sewanee observed the sesquicentennial of its second founding with a nostalgic and
Bowling for Soup rolls into Sewanee for Spring Party
By Amanda Watters Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of livenation.co.uk It’s official: Bowling for Soup will come to Sewanee for Spring Party and will headline the