Photo by Buck Butler (C’89) Congratulations to Sewanee’s newest members of the most prestigious academic honor society, Phi Beta Kappa. Founded in 1776 at the
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Multicultural Health Society hosts first Diversify Health Week
Photo by Kimberly Williams (C’17) By Frances Marion Givhan and Melanie Vaughn Staff Writers The Sewanee Multicultural Health Society hosted their first Diversify Health Week
Behind the grill: A conversation with Noah Gilliam
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor The next time you’re waiting in the omelette line, listen out for the excited guffaws of cook Noah Gilliam working
Gay Straight Alliance rally held at Franklin County High School
By Lam Ho, Kasey Marshall, and Fleming Smith Executive Staff The Franklin County Board of Education held a public meeting in the Franklin County High
Student conduct rumors and concerns clarified
Robert Beeland Executive Editor In semesters past, a report was released by the Dean of Students’ office called “Inside the Gates” that provided data from
KD to host annual Shamrock Pancake Supper
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The Kappa Delta sorority will host its annual Shamrock Pancake Supper on March 4, from 5:30 pm to 7 pm. The supper
Americorps VISTA Volunteers make University Farm homebase for community capacity building mission
By Gus Stern Staff Writer From giving Sewanee’s students a hands-on living laboratory outside the classroom to supplying the omelet line with fresh eggs every
Multicultural health week
As one of the newest organizations on the Domain, Sewanee Multicultural Health Society (SMHS) will be hosting a series of events in celebration of Multicultural health week,
Residential Life restructures hall support system
By Page Forrest Managing Editor As Sewanee’s student body continues to expand, Residential Life must grow and change with it. Starting in the 2016-2017 academic
Forestry majors attend Kentucky-Tennessee Society of Foresters meeting, win competition
By Lam Ho Editor-in-Chief On Wednesday, January 27, seven students from the Department of Earth and Environmental Systems traveled to Kentucky to attend the Kentucky-Tennessee