Tag: Features

Camille Pfister Executive Editor  Finding Your Place (FYP) is an optional program a couple of weeks before orientation for first-year students that provides a place

Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer It is impossible not to notice Jamie Greenawalt’s bright eyes and warm smile when meeting her for the first time. A

Peyton Hassinger Features Editor As Taylor Swift sings in “Slut,” one of the new additions to her album 1989 (Taylor’s Version), “Being this young is

Peyton Hassinger Features Editor This past week, as I was driving up Highway 41 from Cowan, I noticed that looming, white mansion sitting atop the

Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Having multiple majors is not a novelty, especially at a school as rigorous as Sewanee, where students are passionate about combining

Kylee Sanders Junior Editor  During Installation week for the newest vice-chancellor, many events were held, including a reception and book launch to celebrate the career

Everett Ackley Contributing Writer The Green Fund, also known as the Green Fee, has had a long history at Sewanee. According to its website, this

Peyton Hassinger Features Editor Greta Lane Contributing Writer This year marks the 100th anniversary of forestry at the University of the South. In 1923, John

Jacob Franklin Staff Writer On October 9, Sewanee celebrated its first Indigenous Peoples’ Day, as opposed to the more traditionally-recognized holiday of Christopher Columbus Day.

Alec Massey Staff Writer Dr. Stephanie McCarter, a classics professor at Sewanee since 2008, recently won the Harold Landon Translation Award for her translation of