Student Organ of the University of the South
By Pagie Wilson Staff Writer In Singapore, eating is a family event and recipes are handed down and taught in the family during festivals and
By John Bogdal On Feb. 5, Sewanee was visited by Farhana Loonat, a graduate student from Vanderbilt University who is currently in the process
By Catherine Clifton The most significant prize administered by the Sewanee Review is the Aiken Taylor Award in Modern American Poetry. Established as an
By Lily Davenport Chief Marie Eldridge may still be painting her office bookshelves, but her desk, chair, and vase of hot pink feathers suggest
By Leah Terry This semester, The South Asian Student Association (SASA), has commenced as a new club on campus. The purpose of SASA is
By Shari Balouchi Sewanee graduate Rayid Ghani (C’99) gave this year’s Sherwood Ebey Lecture, an endowed lectureship dedicated to making mathematical ideas accessible to
by Emmy Walters Since August, Sewanee’s Information Technology Services (ITS) has been working on a $900,000 upgrade for the campus network. These plans include improved
by Katie Lafferrandre On Feb. 8, the Women’s Center proudly hosted three intelligent and inspiring Tennessee Supreme Court justices: Janice M. Holder, Cornelia A. Clark,