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By Simon Boes Executive Staff Q: I want to room with someone new next semester, but my current roommate wants to continue living together. How
By Robert Beeland Executive Editor At a very fundamental level, it’s difficult for me to think critically about Sewanee. Here at Sewanee, my life has
Wayne Lela Contributing Writer Regarding the controversy over the GSA at Franklin County High School: Contrary to “politically correct” propaganda, it is pretty obvious that
By Arthur Jones III Contributing Writer I want you to take a little trip with me. Let’s go to a parallel universe together. Right this
By Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff Photo courtesy of sewaneetigers.com The 2015-16 Sewanee Softball season began this year with a strong comeback under new head coach
By Keenan Lo Executive Staff Photo by sewaneetigers.com The Sewanee Purple Athlete of the Week is Hayden Hunt (C’19). Hunt, a first year player on
Photos by Kimberly Williams (C’17) By Page Forrest Managing Editor The Fifth Annual Sewanee Monologues, hosted on February 22, saw a shift from the show’s
Photo courtesy of University of the South Flickr By Tess Steele Executive Staff To honor the countless contributions of former Vice-Chancellor Bob Ayres (C’49, H’74)
Hadley Montgomery Executive Staff Living in Sewanee, students can easily separate themselves from the impoverished parts of the rural Tennessee scenery surrounding us. Through various
By Angel Glover Contributing Writer The beauty of Sewanee is that, though we sometimes feel confined on the plateau, we have the opportunities and resources