Student Organ of the University of the South
by Ansley McDurmon After ten years of hiatus, a subtle reintroduction to the blogsphere, and a promised reunion tour, The Postal Service delights fans with
by Lily Davenport Starting on Feb. 28 and running through Mar. 2, Theatre/Sewanee will present A National Conference on Youth, a collection of five short
by Conner Anderson The lack of accessible health and wellness programs on the Mountain has long kept students away from achieving their physical and mental
by Sara Smith Tennessee’s controversial “Don’t Say Gay” bill has returned to the floor of the Tennessee State Senate. The Classroom Protection Act, as it
by Joseph Lowe If Flannery O’Connor and Sex and the City have taught us anything, it’s that a good man is hard to find. Men
by Shari Balouchi The Keystone XL Pipeline has been a controversial topic on Sewanee’s campus since last year. In Nov 2011 Sewanee honorary degree recipient
By Tue Vo The Carey Fellowship, Sewanee’s business-intensive program, selected seven sophomores for a special program designed for direct exposure to the business world in
by Rebecca Hannigan Freshly baked bread and hand-picked beads were passed around the table in the Women’s Center Feb. 12 as students gathered to
by Kathryn Willgus “So You Think You Can Drink?” was an alcohol education program held Feb. 20. This program was presented for freshmen, partly
By Taylor Morris John Lampley (C ’16) summed up the student opinion when he said, “the SUT has become my favorite place to go