Keegan Congleton Contributing Writer Environmentalism is not for the weak-willed. Despite years and years of growing environmental concern, it seems that delusion and greed is still
Tag: Opinions
Registration and the hiring freeze as a STEM major
Emma Howell Layout Editor One of the biggest selling points Sewanee offered when I was first applying here- other than the gowns (stifling!), the goats (cute!),
Please do not hire another white male as vice-chancellor
Jackson Sparkman Opinions Editor The story of Sewanee begins with a protection of whiteness. Sewanee’s founders understood the University of the South to be the learning
Cup and Gown versus Stirlings’
Anna Cook, Camille Pfister, Rebecca Cole The battle of the coffee shops is alive and well on Sewanee’s campus. The two local eateries on main
We Need Registration Reform
Jack Sparkman Opinions Editor The appeal of attending Sewanee is intrinsically paired with its traditions. We grab our Sewanee angels, keep the secrets of the societies
November’s Friends and Foes at Thanksgiving Horoscopes
Jack Sparkman Executive Staff Aries21 March –20 April Friend: The pumpkin pie. Your gay aunt made it this year. It’s delicious, vegan, somehow fluffy? You
horror-scopes
Derby CarlsonExecutive Staff Aries: It’s a Wednesday night. The fog has rolled in and an owl hoots every few seconds. You walk by the dead
Mental health matters: The case for mental health days
Camille PfisterExecutive Staff It’s been a rough start to the semester, and student mental health is taking a massive hit. After a year of chaotic,
Why we still need isolation housing
Meridith FrazeeContributing Writer When I received word of the September 4 COVID policy update, I was living in an isolation space provided by the University.
Gun mystery
By Arthur L. Jones, III Contributing Writer We all have wants, and we all have needs. I totally acknowledge those facts. The vast majority of