by Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Tuesday, January 20, the Sewanee community had the honor of hosting Michael W. Kerwin to speak about his experiences
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Students return from study abroad programs 2014
by Lam Ho Executive Editor Seeking an educational challenge and a new way of seeing the world, 100 students left for the Fall Semester of
Fact or Fiction?
by Henry Thornton Junior Editor You may have heard the rumors going around, like I did, that Dean Spurlock had put in place new regulations
Sewanee EMS to merge with Grundy County
by Lam Ho Executive Staff Photo by Kimberly Williams The planned merger of Sewanee’s predominantly student-staffed Emergency Medical Service (SEMS) with Grundy County’s Emergency Medical
Candles lit and extinguished in honor of victims of police brutality
by InSoo Lee Staff Writer On November 12 at 7 p.m., The African American Alliance (Triple A) hosted a Candlelight Vigil. Students and community members
Sewanee’s financial accessibility
by Henry Thornton, Annie Blanks, Anna Nayfa Contributing Writers On September 8 The New York Times released an index of the financial accessibility of the
Yik Yak founders face legal action
by Henry Thornton Contributing Writer The popular anonymous message board app Yik Yak is embroiled in controversy. Cofounders Tyler Droll and Brooks Buffington are allegedly,
Good controversy – Obvious Child at SUT
by Marion Givhan Staff Writer After being banned in October due to student discontent with the content of the film, the University brought back Obvious
Reform? More like re-farm!
by Katy Shetler, Eva Faison, John Mark Lampley, and Peter Davis Contributing Writers The former University farm manager, Gina Raichovich’s resignation was met with campus-wide
Out with cstudent, in with orgevents
by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor Last year, the student government decided to limit the access to cstudent, the ability to send school-wide emails, due to