Sewanee, TN News

• Sewanee, TN News
• Once-vanquished American chestnut returning to the Sewanee campus
• Warm finishes 16th at NCAA Division III National Championships
• Association leadership award for Jeanne Jansenius
• Warm qualifies for the 2012 NCAA Nationals
• Sewanee announces the 2012 Hall of Fame Class
• Melissa Hartley, C’93, named Associate University Chaplain
• Sewanee hosts RAM clinic; 500+ patients served
• Welton, Farmer and Carpenter earned IWLCA All-Region honors
• Melissa Hartley, C’93, named Associate University Chaplain
• Video of Baccalaureate and Commencement addresses
• Commencement sends almost 400 new graduates into the world
• Four Tigers earn SCAC All-Conference honors
• Sewanee puffs out chest with historic title
• Six Tigers earn SCAC All-Conference honors
• Palmer finishes fifth in the Cacchione Cup; Tigers earn inaugural IHSA Service Award
• Alex Cooper Honored by SCAC with Selection to 2012 Men’s Tennis All-Tournament Team
• Goodhue, Flume, Garland Named to SCAC Women’s Tennis All-Tournament Team
• Eight Tigers earned postseason honors by the SCAC
• Phil Savage (C’87) named Executive Director of the Senior Bowl
• Welton, Day named Sewanee Senior Athletes of the Year
• Awards presented at student leadership banquet
• Sewell, Warfield Selected 2012 All-SCAC Softball Honorable Mention
• Students, faculty, community come together for musical performances
• Baccalaureate and Commencement events set for May 11-13
• Sullivan Selected to 2012 All-SCAC Baseball Team
• Women’s golf finish eighth at 2012 SCAC Championships
• Tigers improve by 33 strokes, finish SCAC Championships 8th
• Tigers Fall to Birmingham Southern in Third-Place Match at SCAC Tennis Championships
• Fourteenth-Ranked Trinity Edges #16 Sewanee in Close SCAC Championship Final
• Tigers fall just short of SCAC Championship; Colorado College wins 10-9
• Despite improvements by Brown, Tigers fall to ninth at SCAC Championships
• King moves up to 11th, Tigers stay in eighth
• Warm, Hirakawa and Taylor lead Sewanee at the 2012 SCAC Track and Field Championships
• Sewanee crushes Centre in SCAC Semifinals, 16-7
• Rhodes College Slips Past Tigers 6-3 at SCAC Championships
• Sewanee Destroys Southwestern 9-0 in Semis; Awaits Showdown with Trinity in SCAC Championship Final
• Tigers Get Past Colorado College 7-2; Move on to Semifinal Round of SCAC Championships
• Tigers Trounce Colorado College 9-0; Advance to SCAC Semifinals
• Sewanee eliminated from SCAC Tournament after Colorado College rallies late
• Track and Field opens SCAC Championships strong
• Despite rounds in the 80s, Tigers in eighth after first round of 2012 SCAC Championships
• Women’s golf in eighth after day one of 2012 SCAC Championships
• Sewanee coaches lead by example
• Tigers Drop Season Finale to Tennessee Temple
• Honors and awards for students, faculty, and recent graduates
• Society of Sewanee Scholars highlights best teaching practices
• Students, faculty, community come together for musical performances
• Tigers storm back and defeat Birmingham-Southern, 11-10
• Tigers Slip Past Birmingham-Southern; Clinch Third Seed in Upcoming SCAC Championships
• Rhodes Downs Tigers 12-2 in SCAC Baseball Action
• Tigers End Season with Doubleheader Loss to Birmingham Southern
• Tigers Defeated by Rhodes, #2 Emory in Home Tennis Action
• Tigers Fall Twice to Rhodes College
• Birmingham Southern Sweeps Doubleheader from Tigers
• Distances runners and Taylor lead Tigers at Sewanee Mt. Laurel Invitational
• Tigers top Millsaps, 18-8
• Seniors lead Sewanee to a 19-8 win over Birmingham-Southern
• Tigers extend winning streak to five, down Oglethorpe 13-6
• Tigers head into the final weekend ranked 6th in the NCAA West Region
• Equestrian team heads to the ANRC National Intercollegiate Championships
• Baseball Game with Tennessee Temple Postponed Due to Rain
• Thomasson earns SCAC Offensive Player of the Week
• New student EMTs, firefighters named
• Tigers Fall to Centre 11-0
• Centre Sweeps Doubleheader from Tigers
• Women’s lacrosse falls against Adrian, 19-13
• Tigers keep rolling, down Southwestern 14-4 on senior day
• Distance runners lead Sewanee at the Boston-Moon Classic at TSU
• Sullivan's Bat Leads Sewanee to Doubleheader Split with Centre College
• Tigers Drop Both Ends of Doubleheader to SCAC-Rival Centre College
• Sewanee holds on for a 19-18 win at Centre
• #16 Tigers Defeat Mississippi College (9-0) and Covenant College (8-1)
• Tigers Fall to Mississippi College 7-2
• Tigers continue to roll, blow out Dallas 23-2
• TVA names Sewanee “Innovator of the Year”
• Sewanee names Shawna Laurendine as new head volleyball coach
• Tigers Crush Vikings 9-0
• Sixteenth-Ranked Tigers Blank Berry College 9-0
• Warms breaks another school record at Univ. of Tennessee SeaRay Relays
• Twenty-three students initiated into Phi Beta Kappa
• Tigers Blast Rust College 26-0
• Softball doubleheader against Hiwassee canceled
• Portmanteau, a selection of works by Sewanee’s senior art majors, opens April 13
• Sewanee Athletics update for April
• Despite improvement Tigers finish in seventh
• Warren, Shea Combine to Shut Down Rust College in 14-0 Tiger Win
• Sewanee equestrian riders earn 10 IHSA Academic Awards
• Warm named SCAC Track and Field Athlete of the Week
• Baccalaureate and Commencement events set for May 11-13
• Tigers in seventh after the opening round of the Aramark Collegiate
• Smith named SCAC Men’s Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week
• Sewanee softball teams up the National Foundation for Cancer Research for “Beat Cancer with a Bat” fundraiser
• Warm leads Tigers at the Hilltop Twilight Classic
• Millsaps Sweeps SCAC Doubleheader from Tigers
• Sewanee dominates rival Rhodes, 17-6
• Tigers Drop Final Two Games of SCAC Series with Millsaps
• Tigers blow out Millsaps, 24-2
• Tigers Fall to MiIlsaps in SCAC Play
• Millsaps Sweeps Tigers in SCAC Doubleheader
• John Swallow named provost of the university
• Tigers Blast Covenant for Tenth Win of Season
• #16 Sewanee Blanks Covenant to Improve 13-4
• Errors Plague Tigers in 13-4 Loss to Covenant College
• Tigers Slam Fisk in Sweep of Softball Doubleheader
• Tigers wrap up Reeder Cup with a fifth place finish
• Brown fires a 77, Tigers in fifth after first day of the Reeder Cup
• Tigers defeat Centre 7-2, claim fourth straight SCAC win
• Women’s tennis stays perfect in SCAC with 9-0 victory over Centre
• Tigers Drop 10-9, Extra-Inning Decision to Oglethorpe
• Palmer advances to Nationals, Tigers finish fourth at the IHSA Zone 5 Finals
• Women’s lacrosse earns an impressive 17-0 shutout win over Dallas
• Levi Joy and Grant Hopkins win big at No. 1 doubles in sweep of Hendrix
• # 16 Sewanee blanks Hendrix 9-0
• Freshman Sally Warm moves into a National Top-Five Ranking after competing in Emory Classic
• A Pair of One-run Victories Give Sewanee a Doubleheader Sweep of Oglethorpe
• Late surge not enough, Sewanee falls at Centre
• Berry holds on for a 22-21 win over Sewanee
• Equestrian team saddles up for the IHSA Zone 5 Finals
• Sewell, Thibodeaux Lead Sewanee to Doubleheader Sweep of Rust College
• No. 18 Tigers fall against fourth-ranked Emory
• Caitlin-Jean Juricic named SCAC Character and Community Athlete of the Week
• Eighth-ranked Piedmont Defeats Sewanee 9-3
• Sewanee Medieval Colloquium, March 30 and 31
• Tigers Set to Play Rust in Doubleheader at Huntland High School Tomorrow Evening
• Sewanee defeats #19 Wellesley
• Winning streak ends, Sewanee falls at Colorado College
• Sewanee Drops SCAC Doubleheader to Rhodes
• Women’s Tennis falls to Johns Hopkins, but defeats #22 Mary Washington
• Link and Day earn NCAA All-American honors in the 200 breaststroke
• Women’s lacrosse drops SCAC opener at Colorado College
• Tigers Rally to Defeat Worcester State for Fourth Win in a Row
• Rhodes Takes Both Games of SCAC Doubleheader from Tigers
• Men’s lacrosse hammers Hendrix, 15-5
• Tigers Defeat Fontbonne 3-1; Extend Win Streak to Three
• Link and Escobar earn NCAA All-American honors
• King earns her first career SCAC Golfer of the Week honor
• Two seniors named Watson Fellows
• Shea's Strong Relief Outing Leads Sewanee Past Hamilton College
• Tigers close out California trip with a 18-14 win over Whittier
• Tigers Score Early, Hold on for 11-10 Win over UMASS-Dartmouth
• Sweet Sixteen: Great Colleges of the South
• Tigers outlast Salisbury 7-2
• Women’s Tennis downs Salisbury 9-0
• Sewanee Medieval Colloquium, March 30 and 31
• Healy earns SCAC Men’s Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Week
• Redlands jumps out early, downs Sewanee 14-10
• Tigers fall to #12 Bowdoin College
• Men’s Tennis drops match to Biola University
• Union College Downs Sewanee at Russ-Matt Invitational
• Santa Catalina de Guale (aka “the Ark”) sets forth
• Tigers get back on track with 9-0 win over Cal Tech
• Sewanee Falls to Clarkson University in Spring Break Baseball Action
• Men’s Tennis defeats Cal Tech, 9-0
• Tigers finish 28th at the Jekyll Island Collegiate Invitational
• Track and Field begins outdoor season at Rhodes Open
• Sewanee drops one spot to 27th at the Jekyll Island Collegiate Invitational
• Women’s lacrosse match against Kenyon canceled to due to rain
• Tigers Fall to New Jersey City University in Russ-Matt opener
• Sewanee closes its homestand with a 6-4 win over Berry
• Men’s Tennis triumphs over Hope International University
• Parrish leads Sewanee after day one of the Jekyll Island Collegiate Invitational
• King earns medalist honors twice at Barefoot
• Men’s tennis drops match to #16 Carnegie Mellon
• Tiger Offense Explodes in Twin Bill Sweep of Rust College
• Tigers lose first match of season to #12 Carnegie Mellon
• Trent Williams named SCAC Character and Community Athlete of the Week
• Sewanee survives, downs Otterbein in overtime
• Sewanee’s second-half comeback leads to an impressive win over Wooster
• Sewanee Athletics update
• Women’s lacrosse home matches moved to the football stadium
• Birmingham Southern Defeats Tigers 16-4
• Equestrian team dominates Regional Championships with five titles
• Sewanee Drops Both Ends of Doubleheader to Birmingham Southern
• Tigers Fall Twice to Agnes Scott
• Men’s tennis cruises past Huntingdon 8-1
• Early offense leads Sewanee to an 11-9 win over Carthage
• Tigers post sixth straight shutout in defeat of Principia
• Field hockey team earns a 2011 Gladiator SGI/NFHCA Academic Award
• Sewanee Faces Nationally Ranked Birmingham Southern in SCAC Opening Series
• Equestrian team set to host the 2012 IHSA Zone 5, Region 1 Hunter Seat Regional Championships Saturday
• Softball Doubleheader with Rust College Postponed
• Three Tigers earn a trip to the 2012 NCAA Division III National Swimming and Diving Championships
• Logan Miller named SCAC Community & Character Athlete of the Week
• Women’s basketball senior Logan Miller named SCAC Community & Character Athlete of the Week
• Sewanee’s 1899 football team will take on the 1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers in the College Football Hall of Fame’s March of Gridiron Champions Tournament
• Equestrian team clinches IHSA Zone 5, Region 1 Hunter Seat Team Championship
• Nusbaum named SCAC Defensive Player of the Week
• Tigers Fall in Doubleheader Sweep to Judson College
• Tuesday’s Game at Johnson University Postponed Due to Weather Damage to Field
• Equestrian team finishes third, clinches IHSA Zone 5, Region 1 Hunter Seat Team Championship
• Tigers Romp Past Wesleyan 15-1, Sewell Hits Two Homeruns in One-Run Loss to Agnes Scott
• Slow start hampers Tigers in 10-6 loss against Kenyon
• Sewanee Falls to Earlham 11-0
• Sewanee Drops Season Opener to NAIA Foe Brenau
• Men’s tennis crushes Oglethorpe 8-1
• Women’s tennis stays unbeaten with 9-0 victory over Oglethorpe
• Equestrian team shows well Saturday
• Tigers, Quakers Split Doubleheader
• Tigers lose for the first time this season; Denison earns 14-9 win
• Inclement Weather Causes Cancellation of Today’s Tennis Matches
• Squash team places third in national championship
• Welton named SCAC Player of the Week
• Men’s tennis match versus Rhodes rescheduled for April 21st
• Sewanee earns a 10-8 win over Ferrum
• New HVAC policy to save energy
• Nobel Laureate Dale Mortensen visits Sewanee
• Men's lacrosse game against Ferrum moved to Chattanooga
• Tigers in second, Parrish and Brown in seventh
• Spalding Sweeps Baseball Doubleheader from Sewanee
• Women’s tennis records first conference win of the season with a 9-0 rout of Millsaps
• Women’s lacrosse improves to 3-0, earns 14-9 win over Carthage
• Men’s tennis outlasts SCAC opponent Millsaps 6-3
• Middleton and Sewell earn spots on the All-SCAC Honorable Mention Team
• Sally Warm breaks two school records at Sewanee Indoor Invitational
• Bryant named to the All-SCAC Third Team; Brown on Honorable Mention Team
• Tigers Drop First of Season to Spalding University
• Wittenberg rallies for a 9-8 win over Sewanee
• Men’s tennis notches first win of season against Piedmont
• Sewanee falls just short against Trinity, 60-53
• Tigers sweep Piedmont 9-0
• Men’s lacrosse set to host Wittenberg in Nashville
• Women’s tennis blanks Cumberland
• Tigers set to open 2012 SCAC Tournament against Trinity, Friday
• Men’s tennis opens season with loss to Cumberland
• Schurlknight named SCAC Pitcher of the Week
• Tigers stay perfect after a come-from-behind win against Guilford
• Tigers clinch tournament berth, first winning season since 1998
• Tigers close season out with 55-46 loss against Millsaps
• Simpson and Schurlknight Lead Tigers to Sweep of Johnson University in Season-Opening Doubleheader
• Tournament spot on the line, men’s basketball team set to face Millsaps Sunday afternoon
• Men’s lacrosse use second half surge to down Fontbonne, 13-10
• Escobar and Day sweep 200 breastsroke titles; Sewanee close out 2012 Championships
• Tigers earn a hard fought 17-16 win against Augustana
• IM All-Star participants named
• Women’s lacrosse and baseball teams open 2012 seasons, Saturday
• Escobar and Link lead Sewanee on Day Three of SCAC Swimming and Diving Championships
• Tigers lose a heartbreak against rival Rhodes in overtime
• Middleton hits game-winner, Sewanee downs rival Rhodes 55-53 on Senior Night
• Sewanee squash club competes in 2012 CSA National Team Championships
• White Out scheduled tonight against rival Rhodes
• Sewanee continues its strong showing on Day Two of the 2012 SCAC Swimming and Diving Championships
• Sewanee eyes conference tournament berth against Rhodes
• Tigers set to face long-time rival Rhodes, Friday
• Tigers sit in fourth after Day One of 2012 SCAC Swimming and Diving Championships
• Palmer clinches a spot in the Cacchione Cup; Walker leads Sewanee on final day at MTSU
• Kabbes reaches 500 career rebounds
• No. 10 Birmingham-Southern shows its strength in a 85-49 win over Sewanee
• Birmingham-Southern rolls past Sewanee, 62-45
• Palmer extends regional lead; Sewanee equestrian team opens the spring strong
• Sewanee turns in record breaking weekend at Birmingham-Southern Vulcan Invitational
• Women’s tennis crushes Agnes Scott, 9-0
• Road woes continue as Oglethorpe downs Sewanee, 69-49
• Oglethorpe uses second half comeback for a 67-64 win
• Oglethorpe uses second half comeback for a 67-64 win
• Bond, Gilmer, and Robb all earn USTFCCCA All-Academic Honors
• Sewanee looks to stay in the conference tournament hunt at SCAC foe Oglethorpe
• Sewanee looks to stay in the conference tournament hunt at SCAC foe Oglethorpe
• Tigers open final road trip against SCAC foe Oglethorpe, Friday
• #17 Women’s tennis opens season on Saturday
• University’s first gallery walk features two artists in three galleries
• Sewanee pulls away from Georgia Northwestern, 61-47
• The Greatest Football Team Ever
• The Greatest Football Team Ever
• Sally Warm breaks school record in high jump at the Tiger Indoor Invitational
• Swimming and diving teams continue to roll in the Bluegrass State
• Men’s basketball drops a 68-53 decision at Centre
• No. 23/19 Centre wins 16th straight, downs Sewanee 81-49
• Women’s basketball faces tough test at No. 23/19 Centre, Saturday
• Sewanee looks to make it two in a row at Centre, Saturday
• Sewanee slams LaGrange, 77-64
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• Tigers place 63 on SCAC All-Academic Team
• Men’s basketball steps outside of conference play against LaGrange, Wednesday
• Professor, students to present at service learning conference
• Nelson records college best at TSU Invitational
• Sluggish offense slows Tigers at Austin College
• Women’s basketball earns a much-needed win at Austin College
• Women’s swimming and diving split against Union and Centre
• Tigers send seniors out with wins over Centre and Union
• Dallas hits buzzer-beater to beat Sewanee, 66-63
• Turnovers and fouls hamper Sewanee at Dallas, 73-66
• Sewanee swim teams sink Berry
• Men’s basketball looks to stay hot in Texas
• Men’s basketball looks to stay hot in Texas
• Swimming and diving teams close out home season with meets Friday and Saturday
• Tigers begin five-game road trip Friday at Dallas
• Bishop of London speaks at Opening Convocation
• Women’s Swimming and Diving keep rolling with wins over Rhodes and Henderson State
• Tigers earn impressive wins over Rhodes and Henderson State
• Sewanee women's basketball game vs. Free Will Baptist has been canceled
• Sewanee earns 10th win, downs Southwestern 61-55
• Turnovers doom Sewanee in 78-50 loss against Southwestern
• Sewanee earns first win over Trinity since 2004
• Trinity uses second half surge for an 87-74 win over Sewanee
• Men’s basketball looks to keep home winning streak alive against Trinity
• Tigers return home against Trinity Friday night
• Sewanee announces four-year tuition freeze for incoming freshman class
• Late second half run lifts Colorado College past Sewanee, 68-60
• Women’s basketball comes up just short at Colorado
• Threes help Tigers earn a 71-57 win over Hendrix
• Annwn Myers appointed associate dean for recruitment at The School of Theology
• Hendrix hangs on for a 59-56 win over Sewanee
• First scholarships awarded for class of 2016
• Offensive struggles doom Tigers in overtime loss at Free Will Baptist College
• Bishop of London to give Convocation address
• Tigers pull away from Covenant in the second half
• Bryant named SCAC Player of the Week; first Tiger since 07-08
• Tigers earn first win over Centre since December 2005
• Centre uses second half run to end Sewanee’s four game winning streak
• Tigers face tough opponent in SCAC rival Centre, Saturday
• Winning streak on the line against SCAC East Division leader Centre
• Lilly 2012 Summer Discernment Institute invites applicants
• Second half surge lifts Tigers to a 63-51 win over Covenant
• Tigers win fourth straight, down Covenant 66-26
• Wm. Polk Carey (1930-2012),  benefactor of business education at Sewanee
• Student-faculty research at National Conference on Ending Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
• Southern Athletic Association Names Gardiner as Commissioner
• Men’s basketball opens 2012 against Covenant
• Tigers look to extend their winning streak against Covenant, Wednesday
• Slow start impedes Tigers in 86-65 loss to No. 16 Birmingham-Southern
• Sewanee's defense leads to a 45-33 win over Birmingham-Southern
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• Tigers storm back for a 61-60 win over Oglethorpe
• Middleton’s career-high 36 points leads to a 66-63 comeback win over Oglethorpe
• Men’s basketball welcomes Oglethorpe for SCAC home opener Friday
• Tigers return to SCAC action against Oglethorpe Friday
• New class on Tennessee Williams offered variety of learning opportunities
• Southern Athletic Association adds two schools
• Southern Athletic Association adds the University of Chicago, Washington University in St. Louis as affiliate football members
• Men’s soccer earns NSCAA Team Academic Award
• Tennis great Pat Guerry elected to the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame
• Tennis great Pat Guerry elected to the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame
• Kevin Wilson’s book on Time Magazine’s “top ten” list
• Record time earns Escobar SCAC Swimmer of the Week
• Record time earns Escobar SCAC Swimmer of the Week
• Atkins set to play in D-III Senior Classic All-American Game
• Professors Mills and Register awarded ACA fellowships
• Live Updates: Men's Basketball vs. Johnson University
• Ginsburg's double-double leads to 82-57 victory over Hiwassee
• Equestrian team shows well at the 2011 Holiday Tournament of Champions
• Four Sewanee seniors nominated for Watson Fellowships
• Despite tough venue both Sewanee swimming teams earn titles
• John McCardell, other thought leaders focus on higher education costs
• Tigers fall for the third straight time with a 69-57 loss at Millsaps
• Offense continues to struggle in 64-50 loss at Millsaps
• Second half run dooms Tigers in 77-62 loss at Rhodes
• Rhodes holds on for a 65-61 win over Sewanee
• Equestrian team heads to New Jersey for Holiday Tournament of Champions
• Sewanee men kick off SCAC play Friday at Rhodes
• Tigers head to Rhodes for SCAC opener
• Sewanee drops a close 81-71 contest at Covenant
• Tigers fall to Emory 98-70
• Tigers take on Emory Tuesday
• Men’s basketball returns to action at Covenant
• Tigers improve to 3-1 with 87-77 win at Agnes Scott
• Laurendine earns SCAC's top honor; five Tigers recognized on All-SCAC First and Second Teams
• Women’s basketball team sets NCAA record for three-pointers
• Landau earns NFHCA All-Region honors
• Carrie Ryan, C’12, is Sewanee’s 26th Rhodes Scholar
• Bond has a strong performance at the 2011 NCAA Championship
• Babson Center Provides Networking Opportunities For Students
• The Land Trust for Tennessee and the university complete regional conservation plan
• Record-breaking Tigers earn an impressive 125-58 win over Judson
• Tigers off to best start since 2001-02 after 88-42 win over Free Will Baptist
• Cold shooting slows Tigers against LeTourneau
• Defense and Affronti lead Tigers to a 85-54 win over Boyce
• Tigers kick off 16th annual Lon Varnell Classic Friday against Boyce College
• Lightfoot named to the SCAC First-Team; Maloney and Edoung-Biyo earn third-team honors
• Hartsoe demonstrates local commitment while playing global game
• Study: Liberal arts grads feel better prepared for life’s challenges
• Tigers open season with 71-26 win over Johnson University
• University freezes tuition for current students
• Tigers roll past Judson 108-73
• Four runners earn spots on the USTFCCCA All-Region team
• Three Tigers named to the SCAC First-Team; Barnett named to second-team
• Helping locally, while playing the World’s game
• Bond leads Tigers at the NCAA Southeastern Regional Championships
• The Land Trust for Tennessee and the university complete regional conservation plan
• Sewanee is a top producer of U.S. Fulbright students
• Six Tigers receive postseason honors by the SCAC
• Sewanee Crew team brings home gold medals
• Former governors discuss moderation in politics
• Field Hockey falls at Rhodes to close out regular season
• Tigers crush Oglethorpe with 7-2 win
• Sewanee shocks No. 25 Oglethorpe 2-1 in season finale
• Facing tough opponents swimming and diving teams finish fifth
• Women place fifth; Men’s team finishes sixth at 2011 SCAC Championships
• Tigers Trounce Wesleyan on Senior Day; Barrows, Conkell Honored
• Sewanee brings Orgill Trophy back to the Mountain with after 34-7 win at Rhodes
• Despite late rally Sewanee falls 2-1 at BSC
• Sewanee fails to overcome quick goals by BSC
• Sewanee Drops Match to Piedmont
• Field Hockey falls at Hendrix 3-0
• Cross Country teams host SCAC Championships Saturday morning
• Sewanee looks to retake the Orgill Trophy against rival Rhodes, Saturday
• The Sewanee Review names Billy Collins the recipient of the 2011 Aiken Taylor Award
• Peterson and Neil earn SCAC Swimming and Diving Athletes of the Week
• Sewanee contingent meets Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
• Tigers Stop Fisk 3-1, “Dig for the Cure” Set for Friday against Piedmont
• University announces appointments to sustainability offices
• Equestrian rounds out Maryville Classic as High Point Team, Sunday
• Sewanee falls after Rhodes scores twice in the second half
• Rhodes downs Sewanee with late double overtime goal
• Centre Downs Sewanee in SCAC Volleyball Play
• Equestrian takes third at Maryville event
• Bond and Gilmer posted top-10 finishes at the Southeast Classic
• Tigers fall at unbeaten Centre, 28-14
• Women’s swimming and diving outlast Cumberlands, 143-138; Men’s team falls just short
• Sewanee Falls to Oglethorpe, Birmingham Southern at SCAC Volleyball Divisional
• Landau leads Tigers to a 2-0 win on senior day
• Early offense leads to a 4-0 win over Millsaps
• Sewanee wears down Millsaps in 2-1 win
• Football opens two-game road trip at Centre
• Landau and the Tigers welcome Transylvania for final home match
• Swimming and Diving open 2011-12 season, Saturday
• Sewanee faculty member’s research in two new publications from the U.S. Department of Justice
• Two former governors to present “the view from the center” at Sewanee
• Tigers look to push for a conference tournament birth against Millsaps, Friday
• Women’s soccer opens final homestand on Friday
• Sewanee field hockey team raises more than $1,000 for “Stick it to Cancer” program
• Banker who led massive expansion of BB&T is next viewpoints speaker
• Tigers Blast Rust, Lane in Fall Break Volleyball Action
• Field Hockey team raises over 1,000 dollars for “Stick it to Cancer” program
• Sewanee falls at Washington & Lee, 3-1
• Two former governors to present “the view from the center” at Sewanee
• Sewanee welcomes Forest Guild southeastern regional meeting
• Despite a late second half goal Sewanee falls at Berry 3-2 in overtime
• Offense explodes in 6-1 win at Sweet Briar
• Defense leads Sewanee to a 30-7 win over DePauw
• Sewanee runs through DePauw, 30-7
• Tigers and Centre battle to a physical 1-1 draw
• Sewanee earns a 1-1 draw against Centre
• Tigers welcome DePauw for a 1:00 p.m. kickoff, Saturday
• Tigers look to keep momentum against Centre Friday
• Men’s soccer returns home Friday
• Barrows named a SCAC Character and Community honoree
• Gilmer named SCAC Male Runner of the Week
• Founders’ Day speaker urges students to join climate change fight
• Austin College earns 1-0 double overtime win over Sewanee
• Tigers Defeated by Trinity, Austin in SCAC East-West Volleyball Divisional
• Tigers jump out early for 3-2 win at Austin College
• Roanoke survives late Sewanee rally for 2-1 win
• Dallas, Southwestern Down Sewanee at SCAC Volleyball Divisional
• Early deficit too much to overcome as Trinity defeats Sewanee, 27-9
• Gilmer and Martin lead cross country teams in Indiana
• Men's soccer rebounds with a 2-1 win at Dallas
• Women’s soccer falls at Dallas, 3-0
• Sewanee outlasts Centre 2-1 for first SCAC win
• Football returns to the road for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff at No. 18 Trinity
• Tigers Travel to Texas for SCAC East-West Divisional
• University informs community about Keystone XL pipeline issues
• Field Hockey continues homestand against Centre, Friday
• Entrepreneurial grad endorses liberal arts for business success
• Environmental scholar and activist Bill McKibben to give Founders’ Day address
• Cross Country’s Clay Bond earns SCAC Runner of the Week honor
• Environmental scholar and activist Bill McKibben to give Founders’ Day address
• Students Interested in Finance Get Career Counseling, Interview Skills Training
• Despite offensive output Sewanee falls to Rhodes, 4-1
• No. 5 Trinity holds on for 1-0 win against Sewanee
• Tigers fall to unbeaten Trinity, 3-0
• Tigers Close Out SCAC Weekend with Loss to Centre
• Sewanee Falls to Oglethorpe, BSC in SCAC East Interdivisional Volleyball Action
• Millsaps rallies for a 21-20 win over Sewanee
• Field Hockey drops hard-fought home opener to Hendrix
• Despite showing great effort Sewanee falls to Southwestern, 2-1
• Tigers open SCAC play with a strong 2-0 win over Southwestern
• Bond leads cross country Tigers to a win; Women’s team finishes second
• Sewanee closes homestand against SCAC Preseason favorite Millsaps at 1:00 p.m. Saturday
• Field Hockey host Stick it to Cancer Program during first two home matches
• Lightfoot earns SCAC Offensive Player of the Week honors
• Equestrian team keeps rolling with second win of the fall
• Sewanee, long-lost member of the SEC
• Geoarchaeologists from around the world visit Sewanee
• No. 4 Emory grounds Sewanee, 4-0
• Lightfoot continues tear as Sewanee drops Piedmont, 4-2
• Rhodes, Millsaps Slip by Tigers in SCAC Divisional Action
• Tigers have strong opening day at the ITA Regionals
• Equestrian team takes top honor during first show
• Tigers Fall to Hendrix and Colorado in SCAC East/Central Divisional Play
• Tigers close out road trip with 6-3 loss at Bellarmine
• Sewanee falls short against Birmingham-Southern, 28-21
• Sewanee’s comeback falls just short in overtime
• Centre shuts down Sewanee, 5-0
• Men’s soccer breezes past Tennessee Temple, 4-0
• Football looks for its best start since 2001, Saturday
• Football looks for its best start since 2001, Saturday
• English & Medieval Studies Major Has Paper Accepted to Kalamazoo
• Field hockey close road trip in Kentucky
• Equestrian team opens up 2011 season, Saturday
• Geoarchaeologists from around the world visit Sewanee
• Snowden Hall is Sewanee’s first LEED Gold building
• Women’s soccer begins home stretch against Young Harris
• Men’s soccer looks to continue success during two-week homestand
• Three Tigers named to the IWLCA 2011 Academic Honor Roll
• Three Tigers named to the IWLCA 2011 Academic Honor Roll
• Sept. 24 “Moving Planet” event linked to Founders’ Day honoree
• Men’s golf has a strong showing in season opener
• Williams awarded SCAC Field Hockey Defensive Player of the Week
• Tigers to Open Conference Play; Set to Host SCAC East/Central Divisional
• Sewanee stays strong with 1-0 win at LaGrange
• Sewanee stays strong with 1-0 win at LaGrange
• Late goal dooms Tigers at Methodist
• Late goal dooms Tigers at Methodist
• Tigers off to best start since 2008 with 34-23 win at Puget Sound
• Tigers off to best start since 2008 with 34-23 win at Puget Sound
• Sewanee picks up road win at Transylvania
• Sewanee picks up road win at Transylvania
• Cross country improves at Vanderbilt Invitational
• Cross country improves at Vanderbilt Invitational
• Tigers win second straight match against NCWC
• Covenant Defeats Tigers in Volleyball Action
• Field Hockey travels to Transylvania for third straight road contest
• Tigers look to continue success at LaGrange
• Tigers close out road trip at Puget Sound
• Tigers drop Covenant, 2-0
• Environmental scholar and activist Bill McKibben to give Founders’ Day address
• Sewanee Nips Agnes Scott 3-2 in Thrilling Five-Set Match
• Tigers close out homestand against Covenant
• Men’s soccer comes back to tie Greensboro, 2-2
• Tigers Lose Twice at Rhodes Invitational; Freshman Kayla Sewell Selected All-Tournament
• Tigers Lose Twice at Rhodes Invitational; Freshman Kayla Sewell Selected All-Tournament
• Tigers and Maryville battle to a 1-1 draw
• Tigers and Maryville battle to a 1-1 draw
• Early scores too much to overcome as Tigers fall at No. 19 Washington and Lee, 31-14
• Early scores too much to overcome as Tigers fall at No. 19 Washington and Lee, 31-14
• Tigers comeback for a 2-1 win over Huntingdon
• Tigers comeback for a 2-1 win over Huntingdon
• Tigers Fall to Augustana, Belhaven at Rhodes Invitational
• Social Entrepreneurship at Sewanee starts academic year with a summertime boost
• Sewanee looks to keep its momentum at No. 19 Washington & Lee
• Sewanee looks to keep its momentum at No. 19 Washington & Lee
• Men’s soccer host Kyle Rote Jr. Invitational this weekend
• Men’s soccer host Kyle Rote Jr. Invitational this weekend
• Berry’s quick start halts Sewanee
• Senior linebacker Zac Atkins selected to D-III Senior Class Classic All-American Team
• Tigers pick up first win with convincing 4-0 victory over Blackburn
• Roanoke outlast Tigers, 2-0
• Offense stalls as Sewanee falls to Denison, 2-0
• Field Hockey opens 2011 with a strong performance at Ohio Wesleyan
• Gilmer leads cross country teams at the 31st Sewanee Invitational
• Tigers Gain Split on Day with Win over Rust College; Sewell, Wilson Named All-Tournament
• Women’s soccer falls at No. 18 Lynchburg, 3-0
• Laurendine wins opener against Earlham, 32-10
• Tigers drop season opener to Mississippi College, 1-0
• Sewanee Sweeps Fisk, Andrews to Open Season
• David Haskell named one of “The Most Creative Teachers in the South”
• Women’s soccer opens at No. 18 Lynchburg
• Football opens 2011 season against Earlham on Hall of Fame weekend
• Field Hockey swings into action at Ohio Wesleyan
• Men’s Soccer opens 2011 against Mississippi College
• Volleyball opens 2011 with the Sewanee Invitational
• National Science Foundation awards grant to Biology Professor Nancy Berner
• Mark and Mike White Join Men's Lacrosse Staff
• “Launching a New Year” community gathering kicks off the academic year
• New student orientation 2011
• Chemistry professor awarded two fellowships to support sabbatical research in Germany
• The 2011 Sewanee Football Media Guide Is Now Available Online
• Welcome, class of 2015!
• Eight Division III colleges form newly named Southern Athletic Association
• College seniors complete urban storm water study
• Sewanee set to join new Southern Athletic Association in 2012-2013
• University welcomes new faculty members
• Accolades for Assistant Professor Kevin Wilson’s New Novel, “The Family Fang”
• Welcome, class of 2015!
• Tigers open fall camp with first practice
• Women’s Track and Field earn Academic All-American honors
• Burke and McAlister participate in Summer Discernment Institute as Sullivan Fellows
• Kaki Nix ’10 and Dr. Sherry Hamby publish with Swiss colleagues
• Sewanee admissions sessions in August around the Southeast and Texas
• Welcome, class of 2015!
• 2011 football quick facts now available online
• Tigers Announce Addition of 22 Newcomers to Baseball Roster for 2012 Season
• Tigers release 2011 football away game information
• Sewanee admissions sessions in August around the Southeast and Texas
• Sewanee among six colleges chosen for green program
• Students publish study of island butterfly populations
• Sewanee admissions sessions in August around the Southeast and Texas
• Swimming and diving teams earn academic All-American honors
• Swimming and diving earn CSCAA Team Scholar All-American honors
• Sewanee admissions sessions in August around the Southeast and Texas
• Newberry named new defensive coordinator
• Newberry named new defensive coordinator
• Sewanee chemists win major NSF grant
• Sewanee’s Island Ecology Program completes its 25th year
• Inaugural Field Study in Belize Course a success
• Update from the Sewanee Forest History Project
• New short video features Robin Gottfried
• A record number of Sewanee interns this summer at Yale Child Study Center
• Eight southeastern colleges, including Sewanee, form new athletic conference
• Parker Oliver, C’89, appointed executive director of Marketing and Communications
• Eight southeastern colleges, including Sewanee, form new athletic conference
• Sewanee Symphony Orchestra appears on recording project to benefit Ala. tornado relief
• Friendship and education flourish at CUAC Triennial
• Reilly Selected All-Region by ABCA
• Stanford and Liles set to compete at NCAA Singles and Doubles Championships
• Follow the choir’s tour of England online
• Video of Baccalaureate and Commencement Addresses
• Sewanee welcomes CUAC
• Three Tigers Honored as IWLCA All-Region Selections; Senior Victoria Friedman Named to SCAC All-Sportsmanship Team
• 2011 Hall of Fame Class Announced
• Carey Fellows Honored at Baccalaureate
• Commencement, May 15
• Baccalaureate Service, May 14
• Tigers bow out of NCAA Women’s Tennis Tournament with Third Round loss to Emory
• Women’s tennis team advances in tournament
• Carrie Ryan, C’12, receives Newman Civic Fellow Award
• Tigers upset #13 Washington University-St. Louis to advance to Third Round of NCAA Tournament
• Tigers topple Rose-Hulman to advance to second round of NCAA Championships
• Recent honors for former Vice-Chancellor Bob Ayres
• Women’s tennis team earns bid to NCAA Tournament; Will host first through third rounds May 12-14
• Student Senate Leadership Awards announced
• Maxwell kicks off National Championships with third place finish
• Hill and Hopkins selected as All-SCAC Honorable Mentions
• Brown tabbed Newcomer-of-the-Year as four Tigers named All-SCAC
• Sewanee joins forces with other U.S. colleges to address high-risk drinking
• Stanford, Liles, Flume named to women’s tennis All-SCAC teams
• Yale Directed Research Program accepts a rising junior
• Tigers place eight on All-SCAC First and Second Teams
• Men’s Lacrosse downs Berry 15-6 in their season finale
• WEDNESDAY’S SEVERE WEATHER
• Honors and awards for students and recent graduates
• Dana Middleton Selected to All-SCAC Second Team
• Women's tennis team falls in SCAC title match
• Women’s lacrosse wins SCAC championship
• Sewanee defeats Colorado College in Women’s Lacrosse to claim the SCAC Championship
• Brown, men’s 4x100 relay team earn All-SCAC honors; Women’s 4x100 relay team breaks school record
• Day two of SCAC Championships finds Tiger golf team in eighth place
• Beveridge paces Tigers on second day of SCAC Championships
• Men’s tennis team defeats Centre in second round of SCAC play
• Tigers advance to SCAC Championship match with 5-4 win over #25 Trinity
• Tigers defeat Birmingham-Southern in SCAC Tournament, advance to finals
• Tigers open up SCAC play with 9-0 blanking of Southwestern
• Men's Lacrosse defeated by Birmingham-Southern in SCAC Tournament
• Men's Lacrosse defeated by Birmingham-Southern in SCAC Tournament
• Baccalaureate and Commencement events set for May 13-15
• Slay’s record-breaking performances highlight day one of SCAC Track Championships
• Tiger golfers eighth after first day of SCAC Championship play
• Men’s golf team ninth after day one of SCAC Championships
• Tiger netters fall in day one of SCAC Tournament
• Women’s Lacrosse to compete in SCAC Tournament
• Taylor Irwin, Joe Reilly Selected to All-SCAC Baseball Team
• Men’s Lacrosse to compete in SCAC Tournament
• Earth Day events all week
• Men’s Lacrosse falls to Birmingham-Southern, 16-10
• Women’s lacrosse stays undefeated in the SCAC with 23-11 victory over Birmingham-Southern
• Equestrian team earns fifth, seventh place honors at ANRC National Championships
• Society of Sewanee Scholars celebrates Best Teaching Practices
• The spirituality of sustainability
• Tigers compete at WCU Invitational
• Recent honors in the Athletics Department
• Veteran diplomat outlines a world of challenges in Sewanee lecture
• Rhodes Strikes Late to Defeat Tigers 21-6
• Tigers Close Out Season with Doubleheader Loss to Rhodes
• Nine Tigers score in women’s lacrosse victory over Millsaps
• Tigers Drop SCAC Doubleheader to Rhodes
• Rhodes College Sweeps Tigers in SCAC Doubleheader
• #19 Sewanee sweeps Huntingdon on Senior Day
• Men's lacrosse game postponed due to weather
• Weather forces change to women's lacrosse schedule
• Sewanee students choose alternate Spring Break experiences
• Tigers take fourth at Transylvania Invitational
• Sewanee Drops 18-6 Decision to Emory
• Sewanee Drops 18-6 Decision to Emory
• Men’s tennis earns 6-3 win over Covenant College
• Men’s tennis earns 6-3 win over Covenant College
• Lady Tigers topple Covenant, 8-1
• Lady Tigers topple Covenant, 8-1
• Tigers Ride Arm and Bat of Thibodeaux in Doubleheader Sweep of Fisk
• Tigers Ride Arm and Bat of Thibodeaux in Doubleheader Sweep of Fisk
• Tiger tennis team falls to #1 Emory
• Tiger tennis team falls to #1 Emory
• Sewanee’s Ryan, Smith receive awards for outstanding community service
• Tigers compete at Emory Spring Invitational
• Sewanee riders earn national academic accolades
• Healy honored by SCAC for defensive play
• Kondracke offers leadership insights
• Men's Lacrosse wins fifth straight conference game with a 26-2 victory over Millsaps
• Centre Comes from Behind to Edge Tigers 10-7
• Tigers Swept by Centre in SCAC Softball Doubleheader
• Sewanee topped by Adrian, 24-14
• Tigers Fall Twice to Colonels in SCAC Action
• Sewanee Drops Twinbill to the Centre Colonels
• Men second, women fourth at Hilltop Classic; Slay breaks women’s 200 meter dash record
• Strong first half powers Tigers past Hendrix, 10-6
• Laurendine named head football coach
• Late goal propels Sewanee over Whittier, 14-13
• Laurendine named Head Football Coach
• Irwin Powers Tigers to Doubleheader Sweep of Rust College
• Medieval Colloquium at Sewanee this week
• Jamie Callaway, C’66, to head Colleges and Universities of the Anglican Communion
• Men’s tennis blanks Austin to wrap up conference weekend
• Tigers Edged by #9 Birmingham-Southern 6-4
• Tigers Swept by Birmingham Southern in SCAC Softball Play
• Tigers earn win #10 with 7-2 victory over Hendrix Warriors
• Men’s tennis team grabs 6-2 win over Centre Colonels
• #21 Tigers roll over ‘Roos on way to win number 15
• #21 women’s tennis team takes out Hendrix, 9-0
• Women’s lacrosse goes 2-0 on the day with victories against Berry and Agnes Scott
• Thomasson scores seven goals as Sewanee men’s lacrosse downs Centre, 21-7
• Maxwell qualifies for National Championships as Tigers finish third at IHSA Zone 5 Show
• Tigers Lose Two to #9 Birmingham Southern
• Birmingham Southern Sweeps Sewanee in SCAC Softball Doubleheader
• Women first, men second at Mountain Laurel Invitational
• Tigers topple conference rival Oglethorpe in women’s tennis action
• SCAC rival Oglethorpe edges out Tigers in men’s tennis action
• Men's lacrosse blanks Oglethorpe, 19-0
• Students visit Harlem Children’s Zone
• Sewanee students honored for historical research papers
• Center for Religion & Environment presents “Beauty by Design” retreat
• Happy 100th birthday, Tennessee Williams
• Sewanee Purple Haze wins Dixie League championship
• Nine-Run Inning Propels Tigers to 17-4 Win over Covenant
• Grimm and Welton earn SCAC Player-of-the-Week honors
• Sewanee Selected for Summer Social Entrepreneurship Program
• University receives accolades for excellence in alcohol programming
• Hear University Organist Robert Delcamp on “Pipedreams”
• Ephs take out Tigers, 8-1, in women's tennis actions
• Ephs take out Tigers, 8-1, in women's tennis actions
• Tigers extend win streak with 12-8 victory over Denison
• Tigers extend win streak with 12-8 victory over Denison
• Baseball Doubleheader Cancelled
• Softball Doubleheader Cancelled
• Location change announced for women's lacrosse game
• Women’s tennis team drops narrow 5-4 decision to #7 Carnegie Mellon
• Tiger track teams compete at Emory Invitational
• Tigers fall to Ohio Wesleyan, 18-8
• Rain Forces Cancellation of Today’s Doubleheader
• Softball Doubleheader Rescheduled for Sunday
• Tigers Drop Doubleheader to DePauw
• Tiger golf team competes in Maryville Invitational
• Women's lacrosse tops Colorado College, 17-14
• Link kicks off competition at 2011 NCAA Championships
• Changes to weekend softball schedule announced
• Judson College Sweeps Doubleheader from Tigers
• Sewanee Routs Centre in Conference Opener
• #8 Tufts takes out Tiger tennis team
• Men’s soccer team travels to Argentina
• Oglethorpe Sweeps SCAC Doubleheader from Tigers
• Happy 100th birthday, Tennessee Williams
• Ken Smith appointed to national forest’s Resource Advisory Committee
• University cuts college cost by 10% for next year
• Sewanee defeats Southwestern, 10-5
• Beveridge leads Tigers at Jekyll Island Invitational
• Field hockey team, individuals earn NFHCA accolades
• Thomasson scores twice as Tigers fall to Colorado College
• Tigers Rally for Win in Final Spring Break Contest
• Tigers Blanked 2-0 by Salem State College
• Tigers finish up west-coast tour with 5-4 win over Hope International
• Tigers finish up west-coast swing with 9-0 blanking of Hope International
• Schurlknight named Division III National Pitcher of the Week
• Sewanee Women’s Lacrosse Downed by Nazareth, 16-4
• Tigers Pick Up 9-5 Win over Gallaudet University in Russ-Matt Invitational
• Investment Club competes in Nashville
• Dickinson College Tops Sewanee in a Pitching Battle between Brothers
• Tigers battle to 6-3 win over Chapman
• Tigers pick up tenth win with 9-0 blanking of #29 Redlands
• Jesse Schupack, C’11, awarded Sewanee’s 40th Watson Fellowship
• DuPont Fund provides grant for communications about tuition cut
• Tigers Nip Gordon College 10-9 in Extra Innings for Second Win in a Row
• Women’s Lacrosse falls to Pomona-Pitzer, rebounds to defeat University of Dallas
• Sewanee begins wind power research on the Mountain
• Voice sirens to improve university safety
• #21 women’s tennis team falls for first time
• Schurlknight honored as SCAC's Co-Pitcher-of-the-Week
• Miller and Williams named to All-Sportsmanship Teams
• Tennis Tigers take out Loggers, 7-2
• Tigers Hang on to Defeat Washington College 10-7
• Despite 4 goals from sophomore Pierce Leonard, Sewanee falls to Catholic
• Vassar College Defeats Sewanee in Spring Break Baseball Play
• Four Tigers set personal records at ‘Southern Invitational
• Men’s tennis splits two Saturday matches
• Tigers pick up two more wins during west-coast tour
• Tigers Drop Game to Drew University in Russ-Matt Play
• Seven Tigers Score in Win Over Guilford
• Tigers pick up 6-3 win over Biola Eagles
• Tigers remain perfect after downing Biola University
• Tigers qualify four for Zone 5 Finals
• Men’s Lacrosse Downed by Guilford, 13-10
• Equestrian team set to host Regional Championships Friday
• Tigers start west-coast swing with blanking of Kenyon
• Kenyon Lords grab win over Tigers in men’s tennis action
• Tigers Sweep Doubleheader from Rust College; Schurlknight Tosses No-hitter
• Tigers Claim First Win of the Season vs. Kenyon
• Women's lacrosse game postponed; Rescheduled for noon Thursday
• Location Change for Thursday’s Games Versus Rust
• Equestrian team clinches first place in region, will host Regional Championship
• Chip Manning, C’82, appointed director of Babson Center
• Tigers clinch first place in region, will host Regional Championship March 11th
• Monday's softball doubleheader postponed
• Tiger men’s tennis team drops 5-1 decision to Lynx
• #21 Sewanee takes out Rhodes in women’s tennis action
• Inclement Weather Forces Postponement of SCAC Doubleheader with Oglethorpe
• Several Sewanee riders earn accolades at Murray State Show
• Track teams compete at Bulldog Relays
• Sewanee men’s lacrosse falls to Kenyon
• Men's tennis downs Berry College, 5-1
• Tigers top Berry in women's tennis action
• Strong second half leads Redlands to victory over Sewanee in women’s lacrosse
• 2011 Baseball: Baseball Doubleheader Postponed Due to Rain
• Baseball Doubleheader Postponed Due to Rain; Rescheduled for Sunday
• Softball's Saturday doubleheader postponed
• Softball's Saturday doubleheader postponed
• Link qualifies for NCAA Championships as Tigers wrap up successful season
• Link qualifies for NCAA Championships as Tigers wrap up successful season
• Women's Lacrosse announces schedule change for Saturday
• Tennis teams announce change to weekend schedule
• Warfield, Thibodeaux Lead Tigers to Doubleheader Sweep of Fisk
• Senior Psychology major Mates presents poster at conference
• Graves nabs weekly SCAC honor
• Tigers Battle Maryville College Tonight; Drop 9-7 Decision to Scots
• An Update from Yale
• Tigers compete at BSC Spring Invitational
• Day competes at Pioneer Last Chance Meet
• Elliott and Bryant named All-SCAC Honorable Mention
• Tigers put on strong performance in Sewanee Indoor Invitational
• Tigers rally to take down Transylvania in men's tennis action
• Sewanee Splits Doubleheader with Spalding; Tigers Come from Seven Down to Win Game 1
• Sewanee Splits Doubleheader with Spalding; Tigers Come from Seven Down to Win Game 1
• Wittenberg Scores in Final Seconds to Defeat Men's Lacrosse 6-5
• Wittenberg Scores in Final Seconds to Defeat Men's Lacrosse 6-5
• See the media coverage of Sewanee’s tuition cut
• Schedule Change for Weekend Baseball Games Announced
• Kathryn Diane Backlund Award recipients named
• Sewanee Women's Lacrosse Falls to Washington and Lee in Season Opener
• John Swallow, C’89, appointed acting associate provost
• Cross country and swim teams honored for academics
• Maryville Powers Past Tigers 15-4
• Swim teams garner Scholar All-American honors
• Cross Country teams honored for academics; Gilmer and Bond named All-Academic
• Baseball team drops pair to LaGrange to open 2011 season
• Link, Day, Schildknecht grab All-SCAC honors as men cruise to fifth place at SCAC Swim Championships
• Women turn in strong final day as Sewanee finishes fourth at 2011 SCAC Swim Championships
• Sewanee battles with Oglethorpe in regular season finale before falling 74-67 to the Petrels
• Tigers close out regular season with 74-49 loss to Oglethorpe
• Tiger track team competes at DePauw Classic
• Tigers move to 3-0 with win over Martin Methodist
• Link's all-SCAC performance in 100 breast highlights Tigers' strong day at SCAC Championships
• Neil wins 100 yard butterfly, five Tigers earn all-SCAC honors after second day of competition
• SCAC Softball Media Days features George and Polena
• Second-place 400 medley relay effort highlights Tiger effort on day one, men sit in fifth place
• Women capture SCAC 400 medley relay title, fourth after first day of competition
• Follow the Sewanee swimmers and divers at the SCAC Championships
• University cuts college cost by 10% for next year
• Tigers win big, topple Free Will 87-44
• Tigers Set to Open 2011 Baseball Season on Saturday
• Hot-shooting DePauw drops Sewanee in men's basketball action
• Women's basketball team drops 87-41 decision to DePauw
• Sewanee men’s lacrosse wins season opener 12-10 over visiting Fontbonne
• Sewanee men’s lacrosse wins season opener 12-10 over visiting Fontbonne
• Men's and women's tennis teams pick up season-opening wins over Majors
• Tigers comes up short against Colonels, fall 70-35
• Sewanee drops SCAC battle with Centre, 78-63
• Black steps down as Head Football Coach
• Black steps down as Head Football Coach
• University announces two new appointments in Office of University Relations
• Perimeter Trail hike to benefit the Cloudforest School in Costa Rica
• Sewaneenale 2011: German Film Festival
• Baker and Irwin featured during inaugural SCAC Baseball Media Days
• Tiger swim team sweeps SCAC's weekly honors
• Women's basketball team drops 63-56 decision to Oakwood
• Sewanee Club Squash team wins Southeastern Squash Tournament
• Equestrian team remains undefeated after strong weekend at MTSU
• Rhodes hits free throws in final seconds to edge out Tigers, 64-63
• Rhodes hits free throws in final seconds to edge out Tigers, 64-63
• Tigers edged out by Rhodes in final seconds, fall 57-54
• Tigers edged out by Rhodes in final seconds, fall 57-54
• Tiger swim teams dominate in double-dual with Berry and Milligan
• Sewanee distance runners lead the pack at Tiger Indoor Invitational
• Early deficit dooms Sewanee against Birmingham-Southern, Tigers fall 78-53
• Tigers go down to the wire with Panthers, fall on last-second shot 60-58
• Valerie Moye, C’07, to give talk on sustainability issues
• Theatre Sewanee presentation of Euripides’ “Hecuba” to have Sewanee flavor
• Dombrowski named Head Field Hockey Coach
• Bouldin's buzzer-beater leads Tigers over Covenant, 55-52
• History professor receives award from the City of Lima, Peru
• Tigers drop close one to Covenant, 52-46
• U.S. Attorney General recognizes Sewanee psychologist’s research
• Tigers hold off Millsaps' comeback attempt to take home 55-51 victory
• Tigers come up short against Majors in women's basketball action
• Tiger equestrian team competes in Tournament of Champions Winter Classic
• Tiger equestrian team competes in Tournament of Champions Winter Classic
• Tiger swim teams split double-dual with Centre and Union
• Tiger swim teams split double-dual with Centre and Union
• Wilcox competes in TSU Indoor Invitational
• Wilcox competes in TSU Indoor Invitational
• Saturday brings busy day for Sewanee swim, equestrian, and track teams
• Strong first half leads Hendrix Warriors over Sewanee
• Strong second half propels Warriors over Tigers
• Tigers entertain Warriors in SCAC doubleheader Friday
• SCAC announces Fall 2010 Academic Honor Roll
• Education issues at forefront of Convocation and related events
• Tigers get 17 from Bouldin but fall to Colorado College, 86-62, on the road
• Middleton's 17 not enough as Colorado drops Sewanee, 73-55
• Tiger swim teams pick up big wins over Rhodes College
• Shooting woes knock Tigers out early against Austin
• 'Roos top Tigers in women's basketball action, 79-62
• New exhibit celebrates a century of Tennessee Williams
• Tigers head to Texas for SCAC showdown with Austin College
• Senior day celebration set for Sewanee swim teams
• Three biology majors present research at national meeting
• Professor McEvoy Receives Award
• Peterson and Moore tabbed for lacrosse preseason honors
• Tigers pick up lopsided victory with dominating performance against visiting Southwestern
• Tigers pick up lopsided victory with dominating performance against visiting Southwestern
• Southwestern tops Tigers, 90-54, in women's basketball action
• Southwestern tops Tigers, 90-54, in women's basketball action
• Sewanee hosts second SCAC doubleheader of the weekend Saturday
• Hot-shooting Trinity Tigers drop Sewanee, 82-55, in women's basketball action
• Trinity hands Tigers a 58-40 loss in men's basketball action
• Three Tigers named to SCAC's All-Sportsmanship Teams
• Trinity Tigers visit the Mountain for SCAC clash tonight
• A Living Man from Africa: Jan Tzatzoe, Xhosa Chief and Missionary…
• Opening Convocation to highlight education achievements
• Lilly 2011 Summer Discernment Institute invites applicants
• DePauw hits free throws in final minutes to edge out Sewanee, 60-55
• 12th-ranked DePauw women too much for Sewanee
• DePauw visits Sewanee in clash of SCAC Tiger teams
• Tigers turn in strong performance against Division II Rollins College
• Colonels pull away in second half to take home 65-51 win over Tigers
• Hot-shooting Colonels drop Tigers in SCAC women's action, 82-45
• Tigers host Colonels in first home SCAC contests of the season
• WATCH THE SHOT HERE! Tigers top Rhodes in thriller as last second shot downs Lynx
• Women's basketball team falls to Rhodes in SCAC clash
• Women fall, men victorious on last second half court buzzer beater against rival Rhodes
• Tigers drop New Year's Eve decision to BSC, 85-61
• Women drop last contest of 2010 to the Panthers, 90-48

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