By Hadley Montgomery Staff Writer In 2011, the University of the South made its first steps towards the idea of Divestment when Bill McKibben, an
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Immigration panel debunks myths
Photo courtesy of Cotie San By Thuy Hang Tran Staff Writer Immigration laws and policies have always been a highly contentious political and social matter
Wick hosts Planned Parenthood senior Manager
By Robert Beeland Staff Writer On Thursday, November 5, Sewanee welcomed Francie Hunt, senior field manager of Planned Parenthood in Middle and East Tennessee,
Southern Lit Alliance to host Rick Bragg, acclaimed journalist and author
Chattanooga, TN: Southern Lit Alliance will host Rick Bragg, acclaimed author and journalist, on Thursday, January 21, 2016 at the Bessie Smith Cultural Center.
SGA freshmen publicly provoke thought
By Phillip Davis Staff Writer At 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, McKenzie, Wilks Halladay, and Rebecca freshman Student Government Association Senators Mac Bouldin,
Finding your Flow
By Maren Johnson Staff Writer Hopefully at some point in your Sewanee career, you will feel Flow as study. This mental state is where
Honor Council aims for clarity in mock hearing
Photo by Frances Marion Givhan By Frances Marion Givhan Junior Editor In an effort to illuminate the process behind hearings, the Honor Council hosted a
Sewanee for St. Jude
By Isabelle Speed Over the past few weeks, Abbie Warr (C’19) has been raising money for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, which provides
Second half offense leads Sewanee to 21 win over Newberry
Photo by Kimberly Williams Reprinted from sewaneetigers.com On October 31, two second half goals led the Sewanee field hockey team to a 21 win over
Students host March Because You Matter
Photo by Kimberly Williams By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Thursday, October 22, Sewanee organizations African American Alliance (AAA), the Hispanic Organization of Latino Awareness