Student Organ of the University of the South
by Tucker Jackson Staff Writer Students returning from break are starving to know what has happened to the University dining facility known as “The Globe.”
by Martin Davis Staff Writer Without getting into all the benefits of a liberal arts education, suffice it to say that most all the students
by Bess Pearson Staff Writer Photo courtesy of sewaneetigers.com The Sewanee Swimming and Diving Team, clad in brightly colored bathing suits, push their arms and
by Lam Ho Executive Staff Photo by Kimberly Williams The planned merger of Sewanee’s predominantly student-staffed Emergency Medical Service (SEMS) with Grundy County’s Emergency Medical
by InSoo Lee Staff Writer On November 12 at 7 p.m., The African American Alliance (Triple A) hosted a Candlelight Vigil. Students and community members
by Henry Thornton, Annie Blanks, Anna Nayfa Contributing Writers On September 8 The New York Times released an index of the financial accessibility of the
by Henry Thornton Contributing Writer The popular anonymous message board app Yik Yak is embroiled in controversy. Cofounders Tyler Droll and Brooks Buffington are allegedly,
by Marion Givhan Staff Writer After being banned in October due to student discontent with the content of the film, the University brought back Obvious
by Katy Shetler, Eva Faison, John Mark Lampley, and Peter Davis Contributing Writers The former University farm manager, Gina Raichovich’s resignation was met with campus-wide
by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor Last year, the student government decided to limit the access to cstudent, the ability to send school-wide emails, due to