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By Grace Webster, Stuart Good and Madeline Alvis Contributing Writers Gina Raicovich, University Farm Manager, recently announced her resignation. Sewanee hired Raicovich two and half years ago to create a farm to
By InSoo Lee, Parker Turner, and Maren Johnson Contributing Writers Sewanee, TN— Last weekend, the Sewanee Police stopped a student for possession of prescription drugs
By Lam Ho Executive Staff This year, seven students will be inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most well known academic honor
By Page Forrest Junior Editor With the words “Pan[sexual] and proud” written on her back, one sophomore came out to her friends through Snapchat. “It’s
By Rachel Chu Staff Writer On September 21, over 400,000 people participated in the NYC People’s Climate March with around 2,600 satellite events in 150
By Beverley Catlett, Doug Cleary, and Tucker Jackson Contributing Writer On September 26 and 27, The University Wellness Center, in conjunction with the Cornerstone Initiative,
By David Provost Staff Writer On the evening of September 30, the Mountain’s Community-Engagement House (often referred to as “the Co-Ho”) launched an informative and
By Anna Nafya Staff Writer As dinner rolls around ,the aromas of McClurg dining fill the air. On Sept. 25 these smells were replaced by the Italian house Spaghetti lesson.
By Lam Ho Executive Staff October 29 marked the first meeting for Justice in Bed, a weekly conversation on sexual ethics held in the Mary Sue Cushman Room of the
By Sam Scott Staff Writer Don’t worry, it wasn’t a bust. Instead, ex-CIA agent Pete Palmer came to Gailor Auditorium on September 30 to share some of the lessons he learned