by Page Forrest Junior Editor Virag Turcsán (C’17) is arguably one of the most impressive students at Sewanee. In addition to a full course load
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McClurg profile: Michelle Andrews
by In Soo Lee Staff Writer Some of the most under-appreciated workers at McClurg are the dish washers. Many students know the names of the
Child abuse prevention at Sewanee
by Caitlin F. McCarthy Executive Staff A report of child abuse is made every ten seconds, according to ChildHelp. With this overwhelming statistic, along with
FEED battles largest campus issues
by Janie Hannon Staff Writer Led by counselor Dr. Nicole Noffsinger-Frazer and Hope Faulk (C’ 14), Sewanee recently launched its own body image campaign: Full-Embodiment:
A fond farewell to Miss Ann
by Sarah High Staff Writer In the halls of Humphrey’s dormitory, there is a hidden room where the head resident resides. Ann Sherill lives in
Think Outside the Bottle Campaign sets new goals for the semester
by Lam HoExecutive Staff Starting last year, a national organization started a chapter on campus. Led by April Shi, the Think Outside the Bottle Campaign
Sewanee students go skiing
by Stephen Elliott Staff Writer After fierce competition to secure one of the spots on two Bacchus vans, 25 Sewanee students headed to Banner Elk,
IGS job talks bring new perspectives to campus
by Brandon Kemp Contributing Writer Over the last several weeks visiting professors have lectured on subjects ranging from German-Turkish cinema to behavioral economics here on
Students respond to SGA wall
From the breathtaking architecture of Saint Andrew’s Chapel to the cheap laughs available in the second floor Walsh-Ellet men’s bathroom, there are many walls around
Shenanigans returns to the Mountain
by Page Forrest Junior Editor When members of the student body found out in December that the beloved sandwich restaurant Shenanigans was reopening, no one