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By Yunxin Xing Staff Writer On Friday, January 15, the University Art Gallery presented Mississippi Heard, an exhibition of a cross-cultural, multi-media project by Hanna
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Maria Anna “Nannerl” Mozart lived her adult life in relative anonymity. For two nights, playwright and actress Sylvia Milo brought
By Lam Ho Editor-in-Chief Thanks to the work of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Day committee, African American Alliance, and the artists of Sewanee, the
By Fleming Smith Junior Editor On January 12, President Barack Obama gave his seventh and final State of the Union address. Perhaps you were one
By Fleming Smith Executive Staff On Sunday, November 22, Jon Meacham (C’91) visited Sewanee and discussed his new biography of President George H.W. Bush with
By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Friday, November 13, in duPont Library’s Torian Room, Sewanee had the honor of hosting Fahd Arshad (C’02). Arshad, who
Reprinted from Sewanee.edu Provost John Swallow has announced that Kevin Hiers, director of environmental stewardship, will assume a number of additional responsibilities as a safety
Photo courtesy of forharriet.com By Thuy Hang Tran Staff Writer Social and countercultural movements are taking over social media by storm. On November 9, founder
CLPP is a national reproductive rights and justice organization based at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts that is dedicated to educating, mentoring, and inspiring new
By Hadley Montgomery On Thursday November 12, the Town Planning and Urban Design Collaborative, LLC, led by Brian Wright, presented a potential plan for