Alexis Miniat, Contributing Writer Dear Friends, As I wrap up my time at Sewanee and prepare to leave student leadership in the prepared hands of
Alexis Miniat, Contributing Writer Dear Friends, As I wrap up my time at Sewanee and prepare to leave student leadership in the prepared hands of
Ella Mitchell, Photography Editor I am an avid coffee drinker who is fond of studying in and around Sewanee’s two coffee shops: Stirling’s and Cup
Camilla Hipp, Staff Writer Full Moon in Libra, Venus and Mercury retrograde ending There was just a Full Moon in Libra over this past weekend;
Sanjana Priyonti, Junior Editor The first time I heard about Sewanee, I was at home in Bangladesh, scrolling through YouTube and searching for videos of
Eliza Dieck , Opinion’s Editor The Sewanee community welcomed the Roberson Project: On Race, Slavery, and Reconciliation to the Domain in 2017. Since then, this initiative
Lizzy Donker, Editor-in-Chief Sewanee stopped meeting the full demonstrated need for incoming classes in the Spring of 2024. Though this change does not affect current
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor Another “Shake Day” has come and gone. Sewanee students scrambled to their organizations, donned their organizations’ jerseys and frolicked on the
Camilla Hipp, Staff Writer Welcome back from spring break, people. We have a coo coo crazy March astrology-wise. Venus and Mercury are in retrograde, both
Sophie Daniel, Staff Writer Let’s say you get the confirmation you need for faculty and staff to take your disability accommodations into account. You get
Macye Farrar, News Editor What are the first words that jump to mind when thinking about fraternity bathrooms? Abhorrent? Revolting? Loathsome? For the party-goers at