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By Lawrence Rogers Staff Writer Whether you knew it or not, if you ate in McClurg on Tuesday September 12, there is a chance that
Photo courtesy of Nora Viñas (C’17) By Vanessa Moss Executive Staff “We wouldn’t have these programs if it hadn’t been for Nora.” Robin Hille Michaels, the assistant director
Photos courtesy of Business Insider and nationalreporter.net By Vanessa Moss Executive Staff Max Fraser, a Ph.D. candidate in American History at Yale University, reflected on
Photo by Matt Hembree By Helena Kilburn Staff Writer Theme houses are just one way that Sewanee supports the diverse interests of its students. Over
By Theo Evans Staff Writer On January 1, 1949, then-Vice-Chancellor of Sewanee Dr. H. M. Grass sent a letter to Schulmerich Electronics to inquire about
By Aydrian Shores Staff Writer While sitting alone in Logan Airport, Dr. Terrell Strayhorn was asked eagerly about his profession by a married couple. What
Photo by Kimberly Williams (C’17) By Suzanne Herrin Staff Writer Act of Congress, a Birmingham-based band, shook up Angel Park with their acoustic “newgrass” at
By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff Walking around the main room of Stirling’s Coffee House, people awed at work by local artist Karen Tharp. The
Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20) By Anna Mann Staff Writer Fairy lights lined the friendly yellow walls, guitar cases stretched up their long necks from
Photo by Aidan Bliss (C’18) By Frances Marion Givhan Executive Staff On Wednesday, September 21, the Writing House reprised a beloved event: “Litter”-ature, that had