Sophia Mertson Contributing Writer The Sewanee Outing Program (SOP) had an adventure-packed weekend to kick off the new school year, opening the weekend with a
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Sewanee’s Parking Struggles
Hunter Huckabay Contributing Writer Throughout this semester, one thing that has become clear once again is that there are not enough parking spaces for everyone.
Residential Life: An Analysis of Continued Miscommunication and Frustration
Jacob Franklin, Opinions Editor Brendan Downes, News Editor Executive Editor Lizzy Donker contributed to this story. Ask a Sewanee student to name a daily source
Sewanee Nightlife
Ella Mitchell Photography Editor It’s a Friday night: what are you doing? Arguably, a majority of the student population is preparing themselves for a weekend
Letter From The Editor
Dear readers, It’s been an exciting start to the semester, and now that we’re almost halfway through (don’t stop breathing like I did when I
Out of Darkness Walk: Sewanee Holds Second Annual Suicide Prevention Walk
Camille Pfister Editor-in-Chief Mental health is an important topic that isn’t addressed or discussed nearly enough. According to the American Psychological Association, 60% of college
Freshmen Feeling the Pressure
Kabal Caldwell Contributing Writer Being a college student athlete is no easy task. With workouts, classes, practices, road trips, and studying, student athletes have minimal
How to Feel about Biehl: Opinions on the New Commons and Its Menu
Chloe Wright Junior Editor When I left my hometown for Sewanee, it wasn’t leaving the comfort of my home and starting a new life that
YikYak: All in Good Fun, or Secretive and Sinister?
Jacob Franklin Opinions Editor YikYak – if you have been on nearly any American college campus, you have most likely heard of this rapidly growing
Why we still need isolation housing
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.