by Wesley White Staff Writer The Women’s Center, or the “Wick” as it is now called, is one of the largesthouses on campus. Though
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Q&A with Amy Donald from Career Services
by Taylor Baird Executive Staff Q: What is your job in Career Services? A: Interim Internship Coordinator filling in for Elizabeth Wilson this semester. Q:
Her Campus Sewanee
by Emmy Walters Executive Staff At the end of last semester, Sewanee became one of over 200 campuses nationwide that uses Her Campus as an
The Sewanee Cuban adventure
by Beatriz Perez Reyes Staff Writer Months ago, an email with an appealing subject reached every Sewanee students’ inbox: “New Year’s Eve in Havana? The
From Saarland to Sewanee: German Department welcomes a new professor
by Kathleen Richter Staff Writer The German Department is undergoing many changes this semester. The chair of the German department, Professor Reinhard Zachau, is on
Inequality on campus provokes change
by Lam Ho Recently, there have been some rumors about discrimination on campus that may unnerve and anger both students and administration. A handful of
Sustain at Sewanee Explores Consumerist Culture Over Waste-Not Week
by Lam Ho Last week, over a hundred students signed a pledge card and picked up a trash bag to “tote their trash” around campus
GSD House, GSA introduce Sewanee Safe Space program
by Kathryn Willgus As you go through the academic buildings on your daily class schedule, you might notice that the hallways are just a little
I am Woman Hear Me Roar: the Women’s Center second Pinnacle Luncheon
by Paigee Wilson On Thursday November 14 The Women’s Center hosted its second Pinnacle Luncheon of the year in the Mary Sue Cushman room titled
McClurg Profile: Ruby Walker
by Grace Dossett It is immediately evident when speaking to Ruby Walker just how much she loves her job. On Tuesday afternoon, I had the