Meridith FrazeeContributing Writer When I received word of the September 4 COVID policy update, I was living in an isolation space provided by the University.
Tag: campus culture
Newcomers reflect on last spring
Michaela James-ThrowerJunior Editor It is a new year at Sewanee, meaning a new group is attempting to find their place. As first-year students get oriented
Fall Party infatuation vs. Sparty: A student’s saving grace
By Simon Boes Staff Writer Fall Party is the superior of Sewanee’s seasonal soirées. It is a time of gleeful homecoming, jolly friendship, and hearty
Put a ring on yourself
By Kasey Marshall Executive Staff By the time you read this, Valentine’s Day has long since passed. However, my hatred remains. This is no eyeroll
PossePlus unites students in discussion
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Photo Courtesy of Gabriela Ruiz Blake There is a generally accepted rule in journalism that you’re not supposed to use first-person
No Labels Sewanee invites political discourse
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Rarely does the United States government see examples of bi-partisan collaboration. For that matter, neither does Sewanee. However, the non-profit
Drugs on campus
by Parker Turner, MarenJohnson, and InSoo Lee Staff writers Photo courtesy of http://bodechiropractic.blogspot.com On top of the Cumberland Plateau, where the Appalachian Mountains cross Tennessee
Fighting the cheating machine: Do Honor Codes still work?
by Grayson Ruhl Executive Staff On Tuesday, January 20, the Sewanee community had the honor of hosting Michael W. Kerwin to speak about his experiences
The trouble with Yik Yak
by Beth Pearson Staff Writer I love gossip as much as the next person. Nothing makes you feel quite as good about your messed up
Destigmatizing depression
by Parker Turner Contributing Writer In the years leading to his death, Robin Williams privately struggled with the depression and anxiety that would be the