By Loren Ketelsen Contributing Writer The “Sewanee Bubble” can be simultaneously comforting and blinding. I love the Sewanee bubble because I am not scared to
Category: Opinions
State of Sewanee: Curtain Call
Julian (Jewlz) Humphrey-Davis (C’16) is the student body president. By Jewlz Humphrey-Davis Contributing Writer My favorite study spot on campus is All Saints’ Chapel. There’s
“Save Sewanee,” Thirteen Years Later
By Rory Fraser Contributing Writer The phrase “Save Sewanee” started as a bumpersticker that I created in 2003, with the help of a group of
No new friends?
By Gus Stern Staff Writer The University of the South prides itself on being a close-knit community where everyone is welcome. The domain is a
The Second Frowning: Words on the second founding celebration
By Armonté Butler Contributing Writer As a junior at Sewanee, I have enjoyed my time here and have truly valued the liberal arts that have
Simon Says: Your insight into what Boes knows
By Simon Boes Executive Staff Q: I want to room with someone new next semester, but my current roommate wants to continue living together. How
Does Greek Life foster alcohol abuse?
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor At a very fundamental level, it’s difficult for me to think critically about Sewanee. Here at Sewanee, my life has
Letter to the Editor: A reply to the GSA at Franklin County High School article
Wayne Lela Contributing Writer Regarding the controversy over the GSA at Franklin County High School: Contrary to “politically correct” propaganda, it is pretty obvious that
50 Shades of Black
By Arthur Jones III Contributing Writer I want you to take a little trip with me. Let’s go to a parallel universe together. Right this
Election 2016: Republicans and Democrats
By Phillip Sharp Contributing Writer This current election marks a pivotal moment for our future as a country. For the past eight years our country
