Student Organ of the University of the South
by Brandon Kemp Contributing Writer There is no act as evocative of the modern democratic process as voting. Unfortunately, as any student of U.S. history
by David Provost Staff Writer For over a century the University of the South has maintained a harmonious balance between students achieving academic success
by Martin Davis Staff Writer The Sewanee Ice Hockey Club has made leaps and bounds sine its inception. They have played two historic games, against
by Virginia Boyd Staff Writer The Sewanee Tigers volleyball team faced the Millsaps Majors on October 19 in Sewanee. Unfortunately, they did not finish their
By Caitlin F. McCarthy Executive Staff Saturday, October 18 started promisingly. Tailgates were flowing through the parking lot of Harris Stadium. Parents had turned out
By Bess Pearson Staff Writer Ah, the reply all function. Is there nothing more glorious than opening your inbox only to find twenty emails that
By Grace Webster, Stuart Good and Madeline Alvis Contributing Writers Gina Raicovich, University Farm Manager, recently announced her resignation. Sewanee hired Raicovich two and half years ago to create a farm to
By InSoo Lee, Parker Turner, and Maren Johnson Contributing Writers Sewanee, TN— Last weekend, the Sewanee Police stopped a student for possession of prescription drugs
By Lam Ho Executive Staff This year, seven students will be inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most well known academic honor
By Page Forrest Junior Editor With the words “Pan[sexual] and proud” written on her back, one sophomore came out to her friends through Snapchat. “It’s