Chloe Wright Junior Editor Sewanee’s newest restaurant, Judith, will celebrate its deep roots in The University of the South, from the name belonging to the
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Chloe Wright: A Passion for Writing and a Journey of Self-Discovery
Meran Paul Features Editor Chloe Wright (C’ 27) is a sophomore at Sewanee: The University of the South. As an English major with a minor
New Semester Is Underway: Vice Chancellor Q&A
Camille Pfister, Editor In Chief Chloe Wright, Junior Editor This article has been edited lightly for clarity. You’ve had a year here at Sewanee. What
Action and Debate: The Limits of Political Speech
Camille Pfister, Editor in Chief Correction: The previous event held by Rose Mary Drake and future events scheduled are located at St. Mark’s Community Center
Sewanee’s Shuttle: A new system brings both success and room for improvement
Tom Walker Junior Editor Sewanee’s new shuttle program is here to make everyone’s life easier, but the program still has a few kinks to iron
First Day Complete Program: A New Mentality on Textbook Shopping
Jacob Franklin Opinions Editor This past summer, Sewanee students were opted into the First Day Complete Program (FDCP), a program where college campuses partner with
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
Q&A With Dawn Wiese
Lizzy Donker Executive Editor Sewanee’s strategic planning process has featured a series of focus groups and town hall meetings to encourage faculty, staff, students and
Summer Jobs and Internships: The Appeal of Hiring Liberal Arts Students
Brendan Downes News Editor With the second half of the Easter semester approaching, underclassmen are finalizing their internship and work plans for the summer while
New Commons: Biehl Opens!
Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief On January 29, students received a surprise email announcing that the much anticipated Biehl Commons was open! Students flocked to the building