Camille Pfister Editor in Chief On October 17, Sewanee alumnus and published author Robert Kuehnle (C’ 68) will be returning to the Mountain to speak
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The Recognized Student Event Policy: A New Direction for Student Organizations
The photo is of a Sewanee party last weekend where IDs and wristbands were used. Brendan Downes News Editor Despite the bad weather, parents’ weekend
‘Sacred with Spilled Blood’: Indigenous People’s Day and Remembrance
On October 14, the School of Theology’s Diversity and Reconciliation (D&R) Committee will be hosting three events across campus to commemorate and remember Indigenous People’s
New Semester Is Underway: Vice Chancellor Q&A
Camille Pfister, Editor In Chief Chloe Wright, Junior Editor This article has been edited lightly for clarity. You’ve had a year here at Sewanee. What
Action and Debate: The Limits of Political Speech
Camille Pfister, Editor in Chief Correction: The previous event held by Rose Mary Drake and future events scheduled are located at St. Mark’s Community Center
The Aftermath of Birmingham Southern College Closing
Mary Pomeroy James Parlar Contributing Writers After Birmingham Southern College (BSC) closed its doors for the final time this past May, Sewanee prepared to receive
At the Expense of Convenience: How New Parking Shape Sewanee’s Domain
Brendan Downes News Editor According to Nate Wilson, who serves as Sewanee’s Domain Manager, the new parking infrastructure is aimed at maintaining Sewanee’s domain and
Blue Monarch Field Day: Monteagle-Sewanee Rotary Club Partners with Sewanee Greek Life
On April 13, more than sixty members from nine fraternities and sororities at the University participated in the first annual Field Day at Blue Monarch.
Sewanaroo: Let’s Talk Money
Ella Mitchell Photography Editor Sewanaroo is one of, if not the, biggest events put on by the Tigers Entertainment Board (TEB) for the Sewanee student
Scholarship Sewanee: A Beloved Academic Tradition
Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief Spring at Sewanee is filled with so many traditions, events, and opportunities for students, faculty, and staff alike. From comprehensive examinations, to