An LSU police report concludes Donald Abels, Sewanee’s Director of Greek Life, initiated a catfishing scheme to entrap fraternities to break state laws and LSU policy.
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Sewanee Football Dominates First Game of the Season
Gwen Mehigan Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of Lynn Hutchinson. On Saturday, September 3, the Sewanee Tigers opened up their 2022 campaign by capturing a win
A Letter on the Honor Code
Sarah Jane Kemmer Guest Contributor Dear Sewanee Community, I hope you are all off to a great start to the school year. As the busyness of
Claire Smith (C’22) named Fulbright recipient
Derby Carlson Features Editor Cover photo courtesy of Beylie Ivanhoe (C’24). Claire Smith (C’22) was awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Morocco for the 2022-2023
New resident seeks unitary status for Franklin County Schools
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief Marcus Allgood relocated to Dechard, TN in 2018 from Los Angeles in order to care for his mother. While now he works at
Campus-wide anti-hazing initiative gains momentum
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On February 21, the University sponsored an anti-hazing program entitled Love, Mom and Dad. Rae Ann and Steve Gruver told their story about
Board of Regents appoints Nancy Berner as acting vice-chancellor 
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-Chief Rumours circulated across campus after a South African media outlet published leaked information speculating Reuben Brigety, the University’s seventeenth vice-chancellor, would be President
Arm and Trout: The Epitome of Student Expression at Sewanee
Rebecca ColeExecutive Staff Arm and Trout is a fall semester staple here on the Mountain. Hosted by the Greenhouse every year, the event gives students
Falling for Fall Foliage
Sadie Thorne Contributing Writer In elementary school we all remember learning that 2+2=4, how to properly hold a pencil, and that every year the seasons
Fleas in the Wick Cause Semester-Long Displacement of Residents
Audrey Gibbs Contributing Writer The Background “Look Peggy! This is a flea,” Emma Ross-Sermons (C’23) said, as she lifted one up on her pointer finger