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Photo by Matt Hembree By Harry Davis Staff Writer On Saturday, April 15, the Sewanee Women’s Lacrosse team lost to Rhodes College 17-11 in their
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff Yes, friends, it’s that time of the year: summertime! Well, not really, but this is my last column until
Photo courtesy of Robert Beeland ( C’18) By Kurt DeLay Staff Writer Starting next fall, the Sewanee men’s and women’s rugby clubs will merge to
By Sean Heffron Staff Writer Next fall, Travis Rundle, a former quarterback and a defensive coach for Penn State, will begin coaching Sewanee’s football team.
By Simon Boes Executive Staff Recent reports from the Purple Investigative team have yielded fascinating results, a new experiment expected to roll out next semester.
Dr. Virginia Craighill Contributing Writer On May 14, 2017, the first class of Finding Your Place, Sewanee’s innovative interdisciplinary first-year program directed by Professor Deborah
David Provost Staff Writer In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), Sewanee has undertaken numerous campus wide campaigns to initiate conversation about sexual assault
Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff This summer, New Haven, Connecticut will be home to Sewanee students Amelia Warnock (C’18) and Kelsey Arbuckle (C’19), who will working
By Lawrence Rogers Junior Editor On April 20 in Gailor Auditorium, the Mellon Globalization Forum hosted a screening of The Babushkas of Chernobyl (2015) about
Dear readers, This past weekend’s Fall Festival was met, as I’m well aware, with a variety of responses. Cynicism, skepticism, optimism, and other