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by Katie Kenerly To be quite honest, I’m not entirely sure why I should even be writing this article in the first place. I mean,
by Page Forrest and Jack Russell You all know that one couple. The one that’s always holding hands, even in ninety-degree weather. The one that’s
by Caitlin F. McCarthy The Sewanee Tigers faced longstanding rivals, the Washington and Lee Generals, on Wilson Field in on September 28. The Tigers were
by Mac Bailey Last weekend, Tigers’ Cross Country traveled to Memphis for the annual Rhodes Invitational. Despite both a rough course and hot weather, both
by Desiree Kamerman After starting the volleyball season off with a record number of wins, the Lady Tigers suffered tough conference losses against Millsaps and
by Katie Kenerly On Sept. 28-29, ten teams, including a team of Intercollegiate Horse Show Association alumni, competed in the first IHSA show of the
by Julia Wallace Since March of last semester, students have expressed uncertainty over the news of townhouse style dorms reserved for sororities and theme houses,
by Emily Daniel On the evening of September 19, Sewanee residents were treated to an engaging discussion on the importance of effective communication in writing.
by Christopher Murphree As professors and students alike kick into their routine processes to begin the new year, a hidden world of the many peoples
by Lucy Hebb Like most aspects of Sewanee’s social scene, our Greek life is not like that of any other university. From Shake Day attire