What is there to do in the area.

Aspiritonthemtn
Thu, 16 Aug 2012 00:49:09 +0000

To answer your question simply and straight-forwardly, Sewanee students enjoy each other’s company when not in class. When I leave my class I grab a beer and talk about my class with my peers. The classroom is not defined to four walls; instead the classroom is 13,000 acres.

It is very rare to find students not hanging out at the dining hall, at a fraternity or sorority house, or a sports event. The campus is dominated by the integration of the community and the student body which is very special. Where else can a undergraduate enjoy a football game but also discuss Shakespeare with a professor while sharing a beer and talking about the events for the night? But seriously, this campus is special and so very inviting to all those that decide to make it a part of their lives. It is much more than a college - you are enrolled for life. (while this is not an academic post I could continue on about how more true the academic vision is at Sewanee compared to its competitors and SEC neighbors).

YSR!