By Meridith FrazeeStaff Writer On September 23, the Vice-Chancellor announced the formation of the Names and Places committee that will examine locations marked with personal
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Love on the Mountain, Inaugural
Jack SparkmanExecutive Staff This is the inaugural writing of a–hopefully–reoccurring piece. The writer has interviewed the people involved and constructed a view of their relationship.
Sibby Anderson-Thompkins begins inaugural DEI role
By Claire SmithEditor-in-ChiefPhoto credits to Beylie Ivanhoe. After a two-decade career as an administrator focusing on DEI at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Dr.
Sewanee’s Union Theater shuts its doors
Henry ClaytonStaff Writer Sewanee’s Union Theater shut its doors this year. Following periods of low attendance, along with the conflicting plans for the Biehl Commons
St. Mark’s Community Hosts Reunion
Maggie LorenzenNews Editor On Saturday, September 4, The Roberson Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation held its third community history reunion day focused on the
Faculty responses to new COVID policies
Meg ButlerContributing Writer Amid concerns over the Delta variant, The University of the South updated its policies regarding student and faculty behaviors and procedures surrounding
New members of the Order of the Gown Inducted
Jack LarishContributing Author On Friday, September 17, Sewanee parents congregated on the Domain for Parents’ Weekend. Among the festivities was the gowning of the newest
Tuning In to the Sewanee Fog
Grace TruettStaff Writer The Sewanee Fog radio station is tucked away on the top floor of Bishop’s Common. A handmade sign at the end of
All Saints’ Chapel Reconciliation window changed to Reunification window
Maggie LorenzenExecutive Staff On Monday, March 29, stained glass artists removed the stained glass panel of the Confederate and American flags on the previously named
Polk sculpture removed by student, taken to Archives
By Claire SmithEditor-in-Chief In the early hours of Tuesday, March 16, a bronze head of Leonidas Polk, founder and Chancellor of the University of the