Student Organ of the University of the South
By David Terrell Contributing Writer “Look closely at the present you are constructing. It should look like the future you are dreaming” – Alice Walker.
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff On April 19, Sewanee welcomed Dr. Jody L. Allen, Visiting Assistant Professor of History at the College of William
By Kelsey Siegler Contributing Writer Sewanee hosted its second annual interdisciplinary conference, “A Sense of Space and Place: Global and Local Perspectives,” from April 6
Photo by Lucy Wimmer By Fleming Smith Executive Editor Around the country, debates are raging about what it means to be “transgender” and how
Photo by Matthew Hembree By Fleming Smith and Tess Steele Executive Staff The sorority Phi Kappa Epsilon (PKE), originally chartered in 1980, recently lost their
By Reece Jamison Contributing Writer On Friday, April 14, the Muslim Student Association held a panel in the upstairs ABC Rooms of McClurg Dining Hall.
By James McKeachie Contributing Writer Following spring break, the music department implemented a new system that requires students to sign a confidentiality agreement to obtain
By Helena Kilburn As the semester winds down, the Environmental Residents program plans to restart and will be in full swing by next semester. Lauren
Photo by Matthew Hembree By Tess Steele and Laura Katherine Crum (C’17) The Sisters of Phi Kappa Epsilon (PKE) recently collaborated with other Greek organizations
By Tess Steele Executive Staff In efforts to increase the transparency of the Honor Code and trial process, the Honor Council recently conducted a student