Photo courtesy of s3.amazonaws.com By Fleming Smith Executive Staff On Thursday, October 8, Robert P. George, the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, gave
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Violent video games linked to aggression
By Marion Givhan Junior Editor Recently, Professor Sherry Hamby of the Psychology department participated in a task force for the American Psychological Association that compiled
Appalachian author Amy Greene discusses writing
Photo courtesy of www. fbcdnsphotosfa.akamaihd.ne By Simon Boes Amy Greene, author of two recent books Bloodroot and Long Man, visited the Sewanee campus to give
Sewanee sequesters carbon and conducts research on Haitian farms
Photo courtesy of Pradip Malade By Duncan Pearce Contributing Writer This past summer, Sewanee made its first payments for carbon sequestration to farmers in Haiti’s
Sewanee water campaign makes great strides
Photo by Kimberly Williams By Lam Ho Executive Editor The Sewanee Water campaign (once known as the Think Outside the Bottle campaign), a student initiative
Panelists address destruction of Palmyra
By Fleming Smith Executive Staff In late August of this year, the terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) destroyed historic ruins at
Rerouting the Fiery Gizzard
Photo courtesy of awjphotography.files.wordpress.comlandowners By Maria Baker Staff Writer Chances are, if you’ve been at Sewanee for any amount of time, you’ve heard of Fiery
Historian McClay speaks on place
By Fleming Smith Executive Staff On September 16 in Guerry Auditorium, noted historian Wilfred McClay discussed the question, “Does Place Matter?” McClay argued that a
Award winning authors visit Sewanee
By Lauren Patterson Staff Writer On September 9 two extremely talented authors, Bobbie Ann Mason and Steve Yarbrough, held a fiction reading in Gailor Auditorium.
Theologians returning to central campus
Photo by Connor Flood By Quang Tran Staff Writer The Board of Regents has approved to move the School of Theology to a new location in