By InSoo Lee and LamHo Staff Writer and Executive Editor Photo by Kimberly Williams On April 8, John Lahr came to Sewanee about Tennessee Williams
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Politics Department gains new faculty member
By Alysse Schultheis Editor-in-Chief Many students will relate to Dr. Adam Dahl’s undergraduate experience. Upon entering the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, he thought a political
Visiting scholar speaks on trauma psychology and the Holocaust
Photo courtesy of http://popchassid.com By Lily Davenport Staff Writer It may have been April Fool’s Day, but last Wednesday’s component of Sewanee Remembers was certainly
Marichal Gentry, C’86, to return as Dean of Students
By Lam Ho Executive Editor The first question one would ask about the new dean might be “How do I pronounce his name?” Marichal, or
Marie Ponsot receives 29th AikenTaylor Award
By Lily Davenport Staff Writer Photo courtesy of trbimg.com On the afternoon of Tuesday, March 24, a mixture of sundry undergraduates, a few interested administrators,
Speaking out on sexual assault: Administration strikes clause responsible for inhibiting open discussion
By Page Forrest Managing Editor “It was never a gag order,” Dean Spurlock insisted. The “it” she spoke of was a clause found in the
Luis Serrano speaks on policies affecting undocumented immigrants in the U.S.
By Thuy Hang Tran Staff Writer On Thursday March 27 Luis Serrano, the Social Media Communications Coordinator for California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance (CIYJA) gave
New Spanish professor joins the faculty
By Alysse Schultheis Editor-in-Chief Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu Next semester will bring many new faces to the Sewanee community; among them is Dr. Lisa Burner,
“In the Trenches”: A talk on international entrepreneurship
By CarolAnne Poyman Staff Writer On March 25, students gathered in Gailor Auditorium to learn about International Business from experienced international entrepreneur Bernard Wolff. His
Fabulous four regional BBQ and pie eating contest
By Meghan Mulhern Staff Writer The smell of various kinds of pork wafts through McClurg dining hall. A band plays bluegrass music. T-shirts are handed