Category: Opinions

By Max SaltmanExecutive Staff In Amelia Leaphart’s fine article on the backlog of work and lack of space in the Student Post Office, she notes

The back floor at the Student Post Office. Photos courtesy of the author. By Elliott RobinsonContributing Writer Way down in the basement of the Bishop’s

By Rob Mohr Executive Staff I want to begin by saying that I understand the appeal of mixed or “hybrid” classes in the COVID context of

For Greek Life to respond to criticism, we need to understand ourselves first. By Claire SmithExecutive Editor Picture this: A small, private liberal arts college.

Leslie Parson in McClurg Dining Hall. Photo by Rob Mohr (C’21). By Max SaltmanExecutive Staff I sat in the grass by Gailor Hall while Leslie

By Max Saltman Executive Staff  Mark Twain once wrote that “history doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” I thought about that as I read Gerald

By Max SaltmanExecutive Staff The University is exploiting our apathy. In many ways, the job of opinions editor is pleasantly slow. We rarely receive submissions,

By Max Saltman Executive Staff This will be my first Sewanee semester without taking an Arabic class, and the first semester since 2012 that the University

By Max SaltmanExecutive Staff  The global pandemic and its ensuing recession have exposed seriously ugly truths about the healthcare industry. In the past months, companies

It’s not a matter of whether, but when. By Luke WilliamsonContributing Writer A little over a month ago at the dinner table, following the conclusion