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By Sam Scott Staff Writer On Saturday, January 31, the Russian House invited faculty, residents, and anyone else who might be interested to share a
by Emily Hunt Staff writer Listen up Sewanee students: it’s that time of year again! Even though the groundhog has predicted another six weeks of
by Parker Turner, MarenJohnson, and InSoo Lee Staff writers Photo courtesy of http://bodechiropractic.blogspot.com On top of the Cumberland Plateau, where the Appalachian Mountains cross Tennessee
by Caitlin McCarthy Executive Staff Photo courtesy of sewaneetigers.com When the Sewanee Women’s Basketball team took the court on Friday, January 30, they were greeted
by Chris Murphree Staff writer Have you been wondering where you can find the Oglethorpe, Berry, and Hendrix men’s basketball teams? Well look no further
by Page Forrest Managing Editor As Sewanee’s population continues to grow, the addition of new living spaces is necessary to keep a manageable infrastructure. Fortunately,
I am writing to express dismay at Sewanee’s recent awarding of an honorary degree in Theology to Tom Wright, former bishop of Durham and now
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Second semester has barely begun, and the administration is already planning for the next academic year. The planning involves many
By Emily Sherwood Contributing Writer This article first appeared in Sustain Sewanee: Sewanee graduate Daniel Church recently came back to his alma mater to give
By Kathryn Willgus Staff Writer On January 12, Dean of the College Terry Papillon announced that Associate Professor Dr. Elizabeth Skomp of the Russian Department