Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief On February 21, the University sponsored an anti-hazing program entitled Love, Mom and Dad. Rae Ann and Steve Gruver told their story about
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The First Almost-Normal Rush Week Since the Pandemic
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor On Saturday February 5, at eight o’clock in the morning, students gathered by their doors for the bid card that would ultimately
Rushing During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Rebecca ColeContributing writer If you’re a freshman like me, then you might’ve done a little something called rush this past week, and you might have
Sewanee Hearts and Grocery Carts raises money and collects cans
By Hadley Montgomery Staff Writer On February 10, Kappa Omega Sorority hosted the first Sewanee Hearts and Grocery Carts at the Community Action Committee. The
Drugs on campus
by Parker Turner, MarenJohnson, and InSoo Lee Staff writers Photo courtesy of http://bodechiropractic.blogspot.com On top of the Cumberland Plateau, where the Appalachian Mountains cross Tennessee
Fact or Fiction?
by Henry Thornton Junior Editor You may have heard the rumors going around, like I did, that Dean Spurlock had put in place new regulations
Greek system goes green
by Maren Johnson Staff Writer Grab, drink (fast or slow), and toss. The career of a beer can is the same in any Greek house:
Hazing: A stoppable problem
by James P. Adams Contributing Writer For those of you who do not know who I am, my name is James Adams and I’m a
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:
Curry for Kids
By Caitlin McCarthy Staff Writer This past Saturday, November 2, the ladies of GTU brought a unique tasty treat to Sewanee’s campus to benefit “the
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