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Two upcoming talks at the University of the South will address the medical challenges of childhood. The talks, by faculty at the Yale School of

by Ross Scarborough The relationship between the college and the School of Theology (SOT) could grow closer in the coming years as both groups are

Sewanee Writers’ Conference faculty member Dan O’Brien has been named one of two inaugural winners of the Edward M. Kennedy Prize for Drama. The annual

by John Bogdal DeAndré Espree-Conaway (C’13) has made his mark on Sewanee this year by receiving the prestigious and highly sought-after Watson Fellowship. For those

by Ross Scarborough Certainly the pinnacle of Sewanee’s literary culture is the Sewanee Review. The hard work of past editors such as Andrew Lytle, Allen

by Blair Johnson There’s a new Sorority Row coming to campus. Contrary to the “Say NO to Sorority Row” posters that have been hanging up

by Rebecca Hannigan Even after countless lectures, seminars, and discussions throughout a student’s academic life, some basic skills are never lost from their early foundation,

by Katie Kenerly Thirteen years after its publication, Stephen Chbosky’s poignant coming-of-age novel, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, was finally adapted into a film

by Taylor Baird Alright, we’ve all heard of it. This “new craze” called the Harlem Shake that may or may not be taking over Gangnam

by Rebecca Hannigan   Freshly baked bread and hand-picked beads were passed around the table in the Women’s Center Feb. 12 as students gathered to