by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor Offered by the Thomas J. Watson Foundation, the Watson Fellowship offers graduates a year of independent exploration and travel outside
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Sewanee welcomes 40th annual Medieval Colloquium
The 40th annual Sewanee Medieval Colloquium met at the University of the South, April 4-5, 2014. The theme of this year’s colloquium was “Medieval Emotions,”
Sewanee student wins prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
by Alysse Schultheis Executive Editor The Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education program was established by Congress in 1986 to honor Senator Barry Goldwater.
Chris Stedman speaks on building bridges between atheists and believers
by Chris Murphree Staff Writer On April 4, at St. Luke’s Chapel, Chris Stedman chronicled his religious experience of conversions, exclusion and cooperation. Stedman serves
Take Back the Night founder Katie Koestner presents at Sewanee
by Emmy Walters Staff Writer On Thursday March 6, Katie Koestner, founder and executive director of Campus Outreach Services and Take Back the Night, shared
Deferred Maintenance approved: Dorm improvements to follow
by Page Forrest Junior Editor Rumors about a new dorm have floated around campus for the past several weeks, closely tied to the whispers that
Asian Sensation hosts Bubble Tea and Origami Night
by In Soo Lee Staff Writer On March 6, Asian Sensation hosted BubbleTea and Origami Night in the BC from 8 – 9 p.m. Bubble
Society of Sewanee Scholars honors great teaching
by Taylor Morris Executive Staff The Society of Sewanee Scholars (SSS) held its annual dinner celebrating Outstanding Teaching at the College on March 3, at
Black History Month
by Curtis Middlekauff Staff Writer The African American Alliance (AAA) is celebrating Black History Month this year with many different events. On Saturday, February 15,
Sewanee Inn coming soon
by Virginia Boyd Staff Writer As the May opening of the remodeled Sewanee Inn approaches, there are many new features and amenities that are not