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
Category: Opinions
Pee or Pass: The Official Ranking of the Domain Fraternity Bathrooms
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
Senior Spotlight: Sewanee Women’s Lacrosse
Bradley Tyer Jones, Sports Editor The eight seniors on the Women’s Lacrosse Team are a special bunch. They support each other through thick and thin,
How Does the New Anti-Hazing Act Affect Sewanee?
Ella Mitchell, Photography Editor It has been about three weeks since Shake Day: the Sewanee version of Bid Day where the sororities and fraternities celebrate
Sewanee AAUP statement
The University of the South AAUP Chapter The U.S. Department of Education warned American colleges and universities in a Feb. 14 Dear Colleague letter that
Order of the Gown Amendment: Why You Should Care.
Alexis Miniat, Contributing Writer Dear Friends, The Order of the Gown is voting on community engagement as a membership requirement. We hope that this recommits
A Service Requirement for the Order of the Gown Doesn’t Make Sense
Tom Walker, Junior Editor Over 150 years after students first donned the gown in Sewanee, we’re still asking ourselves what the Order of the Gown
The Ticketed, The Frustrated, and The Confused – Sewanee’s Parking Dilemma
James Parker, Contributing Writer Obscenities are used. Frustrated at this academic year’s new parking policy requiring students to be assigned to parking lots five minutes
Horoscopes!
Camilla Hipp, Staff Writer January 29th New Moon in Aquarius Just about a week after Aquarius season starts, there will be a new moon, which
The Greeks are Geeks: Does Greek Life Determine GPA?
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor Greek life is an integral aspect of Sewanee culture. After all, approximately 70% of the student body belongs to a Greek