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McClurg employees serving fresh salads at the salad bar. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff Looking out from Green’s View, the agricultural nature
By Mandy Moe Pwint TuStaff Writer It is 1:30 p.m. on a Friday afternoon, and Carlos Zayas-Pons (C’20) is explaining the roles of saints and
Photo courtesy of Kara Adams. By Erin ElliotContributing Writer Among the various art mediums taught at Sewanee in the Nabit Art Building, photography adds a
Zeitler pictured in the Sewanee wilderness. Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Luke Gair Executive Staff Emma Zeitler (C’20) was bit by a stiletto snake during
Students gather at Stirling’s Coffee House to celebrate music, poetry, stories, and more. Photo courtesy of The Music House’s Instagram, @sewaneemusic. By Rego JaquishStaff Writer
By Amelia LeaphartContributing Writer Tennessee has the most predatory lenders in the country, largely due to the large amount of rural, poverty-stricken communities. It’s easy
Fulford Hall, The Office of Admissions, located on University Avenue. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Emma HowellStaff Writer Over the summer, the Office of Admissions
Pictured: Dr. Katharine Cammacks. Photo courtesy of sewanee.edu. By Anna PüsökContributing Writer Dr. Katharine Cammack, assistant professor of psychology and neuroscience, was born and grew
Bre Pactor (C’20), Taela Bland (C’22), and Asyjia Brown (C’20) perform in Elyzabeth Wilder’s Gees Bend. Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Kristopher KennedyStaff Writer
By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff It must be that time of year again: sounds of joyous reunions echo through the archways. Beloved professors, staff members, roommates,