Photo courtesy of Kalin Morris By Tommy Davis Staff Writer There’s a new resident in the small town of Sewanee, and she’s come farther than

By Tess Steele Staff Writer After the recent conclusion of the Public Design Workshop, the University is pressing ahead with plans to revitalize the downtown

Photo courtesy of Sewanee Flickr By Fleming Smith Staff Writer On Tuesday, August 25, several school leaders spoke in All Saints’ Chapel about how they

By Page Forrest Managing Editor Page Forrest (C’17) is a junior at Sewanee studying abroad in Edinburgh, Scotland this semester. She serves as Managing Editor

By Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff This year, Sewanee reapproved the Business, Green, Gender and Sexual Diversity, Sportsman, Wellness, Italian, Community Engagement, Emergency Medical Services, and

By Phillip Davis Staff Writer The University of the South prides itself on its dining hall’s fresh, high-quality food. Equally important, though, is McClurg’s dedicated

By Simon Boes If you stop by McClurg for a bite after class or go in to chat with your friends, something new will be

By Keenan Lo Executive Staff On September 3, the Student Government Association and the Order of the Gownsmen collaborated for the first time to bring

By Lam Ho Executive Editor Originally called the Black Student Union by the founders in 1985, today’s African American Alliance has provided the between student