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
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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
Angel Fund, Kiva Zip invest in local startups
by Taylor Morris Executive Staff The Sewanee Angel Fund provides an opportunity to benefit local business and learn about applied economics. Led by Newton Law
Scholarship for students to transform America
New York, 15 September 2014 – American students intent on changing the county have the opportunity to win a $1500 scholarship from Global English Editing.
Farm Manager announces resignation
By Grace Webster, Stuart Good and Madeline Alvis Contributing Writers Gina Raicovich, University Farm Manager, recently announced her resignation. Sewanee hired Raicovich two and half years ago to create a farm to
Drugs busted at Sewanee fraternity
By InSoo Lee, Parker Turner, and Maren Johnson Contributing Writers Sewanee, TN— Last weekend, the Sewanee Police stopped a student for possession of prescription drugs
Phi Beta Kappa Society announces 2014 inductees
By Lam Ho Executive Staff This year, seven students will be inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most well known academic honor