Student Organ of the University of the South
Photo by Vera Fulmer By Alena Churikova Executive Staff On the afternoon of February 2, Dr. Aleksandr Karpov, Head of the Department of the History
By Richard Pryor III Executive Staff On the same night that many entered Convocation Hall to listen to abortion advocate Wendy Davis speak, a smaller
By Joshua Alvarez Contributing Writer One of the most common criticisms of modern medicine is the dehumanizing effect of the so-called ‘medical gaze’, or ,within
By Joseph Marasciullo Contributing Writer Deep within the domain lives a sizable population of Ambystoma maculatum, known better as the spotted salamander. This amphibian inhabits
By Helena Kilburn Contributing Writer On Monday, February 6 and Tuesday, February 7, the Sewanee Board of Regents gathered on campus to discuss the state
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff In October of 2016, students of the University were notified of an opportunity to learn about Philanthropy through the South
By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff Tennessee Williams owns a fraction of the hearts of Sewanee theatre students. Living, breathing, and working in a place
By Anna Mann Executive Staff The reception for Zanele Muholi’s “Faces and Phases” art exhibit took place on February 3. The gallery will continue through
By Fleming Smith Executive Editor On February 3, the faculty passed a resolution asking the administration to take steps to resist White House policy if
By David Provost Contributing Writer If you step, stomp, or tap-dance on the Sewanee Seal located in All Saint’s, you will not graduate. The seal is