by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor On October 24, Sewanee Interfaith held its first Speedfaithing event. After filling plates with delicious cheese and grabbing a cup
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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
Asian Sensation introduces Sewanee to the flavors of Taiwan
by Tess Steele Staff Writer Sewanee is in a rather remote part of Tennessee. So it’s quite surprising to see advertisements that break the bubble.
Lillie Belle: The last intern
by Page Forrest Junior Editor Last year, Lillie Belle Viebranz (C’15) applied for a summer internship with the Somaly Mam Foundation (SMF), a company based
Respect your mother and recycle
by Maren Johnson Staff Writer On Saturday mornings in the fall, the turn-off to Brakefield Road is lined with cars in both directions. Fans dressed
SWEEC to bring women together through community service
by InSoo Lee Staff Writer This year, Mary Ottley (C’15) and Lillie Belle Viebranz (C’15) will start Sewanee Women Engaging & Empowering Community (SWEEC) through
PPS Profile: Gardner sets ground rules
by Anna Nayfa Staff Writer The image of white vans with the purple Sewanee logo are spread all throughout campus, but what exactly do these
Making Sewanee Safe and Sound
by Bess Pearson Staff Writer How safe are you at Sewanee? While many feel secure on the Domain, frequent sexual assault erodes the sense of
PPS Profile: Delores Taylor
by Chris Murphree Staff Writer As students return to the daily grind of classes, clubs, and activities, it is important to remember we don’t do
New IGS professors bring expertise and insight
by David Losson Staff Writer This autumn, Sewanee welcomes two new language professors: Michael Wairungu and Sara Nimis. The pair join the burgeoning International and