Student Organ of the University of the South
Photo courtesy of Brandon Iracks-Edelin (C’18) By Abby Garmon Executive Staff Sometimes, amidst Sewanee’s heavily social culture, the service-based focus of fraternities can feel lost.
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor Despite a contentious election season, Sewanee’s success in voter registration shines brightly on any dreary November day. The preliminary data
By Vanessa Moss Executive Staff On November 1, two elderly black men, who wish to remain unnamed out of concern for their safety, claim to
Photos courtesy of Sewanee Flickr By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer At 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 10, a small group gathered in Gailor Auditorium to
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff On November 2 at 8 p.m., the Sewanee Police Department hosted a self-defense class at Fowler Center. Designed to measure
By Phillip Davis Staff Writer From November 17- 20, teams of Sewanee students competed in the 47th General Assembly of the Intercollegiate State Legislature (TISL)
By Lam Ho Editor-in-Chief In a post on his blog, Dr. David Haskell recounted a run-in with Senator Bob Corker. Haskell and three friends were
Photos by Matt Hembree (C’20) By Julia Harrison Executive Staff The Greenhouse hosted their 107th annual talent show, Arm & Trout, on November 12. Exactly
By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer The porch of Stirling’s was cold yet cozy on the night of Thursday, November 10, while students gathered to support
By Robert Beeland and Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff Sewanee promotes itself as a haven for writers, and this year, different parts of the writing