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by Rachel Chu Staff Writer Beyond Sewanee meets every Tuesday in the Political Engagement House, to allow students to “burst the Sewanee Bubble” and interact
by Jack Russell Executive Staff Photo by Lance Hardeman August 29, a Friday night, Texas Avenue, a steady chattering proces-sion winds towards Lake Cheston and
by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor On September 4, the University Archives and Special Collections presented “Windows into Heaven,” a Russian icons exhibition from the
by Richard Milby Staff Writer The observant cam-pus-goer will by now have noticed the chromatic contraption monopolizing much of the Spencer Quad. But what may
by Sam Scott Staff Writer This week, a small piece of South Africa came to Sewanee with photographer David Southwood’s exhibitions N1 and Beach Boys.
by Isaac Sligh Staff Writer The lights flicker on in St. Luke’s Chapel, and the musty silence is bro-ken by the entrance of a diverse
PRE by Meghan Mulhern Staff Writer On the Sewanee website, Finding Your Place is described as “a residential program of intensive learning and group interaction.”
by Paul Naumann Staff Writer If you look at practically any co-ed organization on the Mountain, you’ll see that the majority of leadership positions are
by Emily Daniel Staff Writer Last week, a funny thing happened on the way to the Craft House. I popped into Stirling’s just before
by David Provost Staff Writer The University of the South, to some known as the “Holy Mountain,” is a place where one can immediately feel