Amelia LeaphartExecutive Editor As Sewanee continued to demonstrate zero positive cases and a growing number of vaccinated students and faculty, the Public Health department announced
Tag: campus life
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
New massage service destresses students
by InSoo Lee Staff Writer Photo courtesy of InSoo Lee Starting February 3, Hector Melendez will be starting a massage service on the second floor
Sewanee EMS to merge with Grundy County
by Lam Ho Executive Staff Photo by Kimberly Williams The planned merger of Sewanee’s predominantly student-staffed Emergency Medical Service (SEMS) with Grundy County’s Emergency Medical
“Movember” raises awareness for men’s health
by Maren Johnson Staff Writer As winter approaches, the gentlemen of Sewanee seem inspired by the weather to experiment with facial hair. This year was
Arm and Trout: Welcome to the sardine can
by Sam Scott Staff Writer Photos by Rachel Chu Once again the Green House became a fire hazard on November 15, as a large
Shenanigans delivers happiness
by John Russell Executive Staff Photo by Kimberly Williams You’re in your room, unnaturally hungry. Clurg’s closed, overpriced burritos sound like a bad plan, don’t
McClurg life lessons
by Beth Pearson Staff Writer Sometimes you will be alone. We’ve all been there: none of your friends are in the mood for ‘Clurg and
Fog happens and what to do about it
by Maren Johnson Staff Writer “Fog Happens” graces much of the Sewanee bookstore’s goods. One moment the weather is ideal, the next it may become
Super Smash Sewanee grades
by David Provost Staff Writer For over a century the University of the South has maintained a harmonious balance between students achieving academic success