By Spencer Hupp Contributing Writer As an alumnus and University employee in recovery from drug and alcohol abuse, I would like to caution the Community Standards
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Free the sports bra: Title IX confusion and dress code reform in Fowler Center
Pictured: Fowler Center on Texas Avenue. Photo courtesy of The University of the South’s Flickr. By Claire CrowExecutive Staff Walking into a classroom, everyone, men
Walking Willie Six Road: Thoughts on Sewanee’s relationship with the people of its black past
By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff As I was walking back to my dorm McCrady Hall on a humid Sewanee evening this summer, I decided to
Crackers
Cartoon by Elijah Greiner (C’22).
The Student Union: A solution to Sewanee’s lack of social spaces
Thompson Union located on University Avenue. Photo courtesy of Google Images. By Hannah KellerContributing Writer The construction of a Student Union at Sewanee has been
The Green Column: seniors consider personal connection to the Domain
By Helena KilburnStaff Writer As another beautiful year at Sewanee begins, it is striking how naturally incredible place this is. The perfect lake days, the
Adding new to the old: menu changes and more at Stirling’s
Students study at Stirling’s with the advantage of updated furniture. Photo courtesy of Caroline Jacobs (C’23). By Mary Katherine SayeContributing Writer As a freshman new
EDUROAM(ing) around campus? A student take on the new WiFi system update
By Alexis McKnight Contributing Writer Eduroam, the new WiFi update has missed the mark on attempting to resolve connectivity issues on campus. This update came
State of Sewanee: It’s time to talk about hazing
By Garrett Lucey and Mary Margaret MurdockContributing Writers In our opinion, one of the biggest problems that Greek Life faces is hazing. As members of
Sorry, I don’t care about the business major
By Robert Mohr Staff Writer Sewanee’s not like the other schools. We have mandatory comprehensive exams for seniors. We ingrain the natural world into our