Student Organ of the University of the South
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On Tuesday, April 19, the Bairnwick Women’s Center hosted a Pinnacle Luncheon featuring five male panelists who discussed their experiences
By Angel Glover Contributing Writer For the past two months, Sewanee students have been working hard to raise money for the children of St. Jude’s
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor Photo by Kimberly Williams (C’17) On Monday, April 11, a group gathered in the McGriff Alumni House to hear former
By Alysse Schultheis Contributing Writer “Chef Rick’s Emails,” “Fill in the Blank,” and “Add On” are merely a few of the projects Sewanee students in Professor Lewis’ WRIT 206 A
By Tess Steele Staff Writer Starting in Advent semester of this year, the Proctor and Assistant Proctor (AP) system will shift to an exclusively Proctor
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Photos courtesy of Feasting on the Mountains and sewanee.edu Ever since the demise of the Globe, students have bemoaned the
By Anne-Stuart Bell Contributing Writer On April 9, Alpha Tau Zeta and Woody’s Bicycles hosted the 5th Annual Animal Harbor Benefit Festival on the Quad.
By Page Forrest Manging Editor In 2011, Sewanee’s own Professor Kevin Wilson published The Family Fang, a novel about a semi-dysfunctional family torn apart by
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff On Tuesday, April 5, in Gailor Auditorium, the Sewanee Student Investment Club, Divest Sewanee Club participated in a panel hosted
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On Tuesday, April 12 in Convocation Hall, Karl Afrikian (C’16) discussed LGBTQ+ life at Sewanee. Afrikian received the 2016 Gessel Fellowship for Social Ethics and used