Student Organ of the University of the South
by Mary Morrison Editor-in-Chief Recently, many students were shocked to hear about citations issued after several students completed the History Comprehensive exam. The tradition of
by Stephen Elliott Staff Writer On Sunday, Jan 19, community members gathered at Sewanee Elementary School (SES) to celebrate the fiftieth Anniversary of the desegregation
by Robert Middlekauff Staff Writer The Economics department has been searching for two new professors for the past year. After conducting interviews last semester, candidates
by Lam Ho Junior Editor As of Feb 1, Sewanee students will no longer receive cstudents from organizations, clubs, and offices at Sewanee. “College student”
by Wesley White Staff Writer The Women’s Center, or the “Wick” as it is now called, is one of the largesthouses on campus. Though
by Taylor Baird Executive Staff Q: What is your job in Career Services? A: Interim Internship Coordinator filling in for Elizabeth Wilson this semester. Q:
by Emmy Walters Executive Staff At the end of last semester, Sewanee became one of over 200 campuses nationwide that uses Her Campus as an
by Beatriz Perez Reyes Staff Writer Months ago, an email with an appealing subject reached every Sewanee students’ inbox: “New Year’s Eve in Havana? The
by Kathleen Richter Staff Writer The German Department is undergoing many changes this semester. The chair of the German department, Professor Reinhard Zachau, is on
by Lam Ho Junior Editor On Jan. 17, Vice-Chancellor John McCardell appeared on “Katie,” otherwise known as the Katie Couric Show (link to the video