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Photo by Matt Hembree (C’20) By Richard Pryor III Staff Writer On the morning of October 22, Sewanee students and faculty woke up to see an
By Katie Kull Contributing Writer On Monday, September 19, hundreds of cyclists, runners, and walkers departed from multiple locations in Athens, Georgia, to converge on the site of a tragedy that
By Fleming Smith and Vanessa Moss Executive Staff On this year’s anniversary of 9/11, controversy arose on campus when students discovered three posters for the “9/11 Never Forget Project.” These posters,
Photo courtesy of mainehumanities.org By Lawrence Rogers Staff Writer Thursday, September 15 commenced the first day of Sewanee’s Law Symposium, a series of talks marking Tennessee’s ratification of the Fourteenth
Received as a success, the Domain Dollars pilot proved itself an effective means of transacting business with Sewanee village merchants utilizing a university-hosted declining balance account. From April 2016 to Saturday of graduation
By Richard Pryor III Staff Writer Last week, Sewanee students received an email from Michelle Howell of the Office of Civic Engagement informing them of
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff The Hippocrates Fellowship welcomed its first group of fellows to the Sewanee campus this year. The fellows are members of
By Harry Yadav Staff Writer Chris Nugent, the director of the Pew Learning Center at Warren Wilson College in Asheville, North Carolina, delivered the inaugural
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Dr. Shana Kushner Gadarian, an associate professor of Political Science at Syracuse University, spoke at Sewanee on September 21 on
Photo courtesy of Bret Windhauser (C’18) By Fleming Smith Junior Editor When people hear the word “jungle,” they are likely to think of tall trees,