Student Organ of the University of the South
by Mary Morrison Editor-in-Chief DuPont Library is hosting the First Annual Sewanee Haiku Contest. Entries are due February 28. The ten best poems will be
by Katie Kenerly Executive Staff If you were to ask anyone who works in the University Health Services what Sewanee’s newest fad was, they would
by David Provost Staff Writer One of the most exciting aspects of entering the college experience would have to be living in close quarters with
by Adele Ewan Staff Writer In light of the recent string of snowpocalyptic events, it has become apparent that Sewanee is not prone to having
by Wesley White and Kathleen Richter Staff Writers The Lee Rugby team was tough enough to step foot on Sewanee’s Rugby field behind Gorgas on
by Caitlin F. McCarthy Executive Staff After traveling six hours to Jackson, Mississippi, weary Tigers walked onto the court at Millsaps College. Together they rallied
by Katie Keith Staff Writer The Tiger’s swim and dive season came to a close at Birmingham Southern on Feb14-16 with the SAA Conference Championship
by Stephen Elliott Staff Writer The Sewanee Club Squash team traveled to Harvard University to play in the College Squash Association’s National Team Championships over
By Lam Ho Executive Staff The executive editor and vice president of Random House and former editor-in-chief of Newsweek graduated from Sewanee in 1991 with
by Andrew Keenan Staff Writer On Monday, February 3, Professor Ernest F. Freeburg of the University of Tennessee gave a lecture on American civil liberties