by Page Forrest Junior Editor It’s no secret that Sewanee strongly resembles Hogwarts. We have beautiful Gothic buildings, billowing black gowns, and rumors of a
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Award-winning journalist Frank Sesno visits the domain
by Grace Webster Staff Writer Photo courtesy of middlebury.edu On Thursday, November 6, a crowd gathered at Convocation Hall to hear Frank Sesnso’s insight and
Amendment One and done: Town hall meeting aims to clarify constitutional amendment
by Tess Steele Staff Writer Photo courtesy of the Sewanee Women’s Center To facilitate voters’ understanding of the November 4 election, a town hall meeting
Erasing the stigma of mental illness
by Marion Givhan Staff Writer On November 4, people filled the Wick living room, spread out on cushions on the floor, squeezed onto couches, and
Pretty weapons of war
by Page Forrest Junior Editor When one thinks of political tools in war, several options will immediately come to mind: nuclear bombs, drones, propaganda, espionage.
What is Cultural Appropriation?
By Rachel Chu Staff Writer On October 29, the African American Alliance (AAA) sponsored “What is Cultural Appropriation,” a town hall session in the Social
The New Moon Arts Festival brings the community together
by InSoo Lee Staff Writer Photos by InSoo Lee On October 25, Sewanee hosted the New Moon Arts and Community Festival for the first time.
Obvious Child postponed until after November 4 amendment ballot
by Lam Ho Executive Staff The University’s recent decision to postpone the screening of a movie that tackles a controversial subject provoked conversation among students
Almost 300 inducted into Order of Gownsmen at Convocation
by Rachel Chu Staff Writer Crowds of people gathered outside All Saints’ Chapel minutes before 11 a.m. when the doors opened to let in the
Honor Council proposes updates to the Honor Code
by David Prehn Contributing Writer As the Chair of the Honor Council, I am excited to announce that the Honor Council will be