By Maren Johnson Staff Writer Hopefully at some point in your Sewanee career, you will feel Flow as study. This mental state is where
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Law Professor discusses constitutional liberties
Photo courtesy of s3.amazonaws.com By Fleming Smith Executive Staff On Thursday, October 8, Robert P. George, the McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, gave
Will the real Cesar Chavez please stand up?
By Page Forrest Managing Editor Alternating between Mexican-American deity and the antichrist of business, it’s difficult to get a clear picture of Cesar Chavez. In
Visiting scholar speaks on trauma psychology and the Holocaust
Photo courtesy of http://popchassid.com By Lily Davenport Staff Writer It may have been April Fool’s Day, but last Wednesday’s component of Sewanee Remembers was certainly
The long lost forest
By Hadley Montgomery Staff Writer Photo by Kimberly Williams Dr. Nigel Noriega has the objective to bring the value of forests to the surface. A
Metaxas addresses pre-Convocation audience
by Page Forrest Managing Editor Photo courtesy of theologicalmatters.com Author Eric Metaxas, the most recent recipient of an honorary degree from Sewanee, was offered the
Pretty weapons of war
by Page Forrest Junior Editor When one thinks of political tools in war, several options will immediately come to mind: nuclear bombs, drones, propaganda, espionage.
The Rebellious Life of Rosa Parks headlines women’s history lecture
by Chris Murphree Staff Writer Rosa Parks is often remembered as one of the defining individuals of the Civil Rights Movement. On a cold December
UT professor speaks on America’s favorite socialist
by Andrew Keenan Staff Writer On Monday, February 3, Professor Ernest F. Freeburg of the University of Tennessee gave a lecture on American civil liberties