The School of Theology is the graduate program of the University of the South, sharing the 10,000-acre campus of rolling woodlands with 1,300 undergraduate students. The School of Theology is an intentionally small community about 106 students in residence and 16 faculty and 15 adjunct. Students come to Sewanee to be part of an intimate, Christian community in a setting of incredible beauty, that educates and forms them to lead worshipping communities and be missionaries to the modern world. Each year provides unique opportunities, beyond academics and scheduled worship, to define that experience. One of the outstanding features of Sewanee is the community which, year after year, nurtures, challenges, welcomes and supports those who flow in and out of its midst. The seminary community offers an exciting array of activities and organizations to incorporate seminarians, spouses and families. Retreats, quiet days, community Eucharists, dinners and lunches, parties and special interest organizations provide opportunities for fellowship, recreation and spiritual and intellectual growth.

The town of Sewanee, about 2,500 people, provides the amenities of a small town, like 2 gourmet coffee shops, hair salons, gift shop, Barnes and Noble bookstore, 2 public parks while nearby Chattanooga and Nashville offer the opportunities of the city.

The University's crowded calendar of performing arts programs, film series, and gallery exhibits feature frequent cultural opportunities while the beautiful surroundings beckon students to hours of biking, hiking, camping, canoeing, caving or rock climbing.

All University facilities are available to School of Theology students and families, including a nine hole golf course, state-of -the-art Fowler Health and Fitness Center, tennis courts and equestrian center. The Tennessee Williams Theater Center offers unique theater for all.

Child Care
	Parents' Morning Out Otey Child Care Center University Child Care Center
Schools
	Sewanee Elementary School St. Andrew's-Sewanee School
Seminary Run Programs
	K-OS - Kids of the Seminary - for children in second through eighth grades, provides peer play and support under direction to build new relationships Spouses of the Seminary
Recreational Opportunites
	Annual golf course memberships cost $75.00 or a green's fee of $3.75 per day/$7.50 on weekends. Fowler Center Abbo's Alley Sewanee Union Theatre Intramural Sports
Worship on the Mountain
	All Saints Chapel Chapel of the Apostles Otey Memorial Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church
Eating Out
	Sewanee McClurg Dining Hall Blue Chair Pearl's Foggy Mountain Cafe Stirlings Coffee House Shenanigans   Monteagle High Point Restaurant Papa Ron's Pizza Hut Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant   Cowan Sernicola's Pancho's Mexican Restaurant
Housing
	University Housing - The seminary offers students with families a range of comfortable University-owned homes throughout the mountain. Single students are not required to live in dormitories but may live in their own apartments, duplexes, or houses, often finding their neighbors new junior faculty members at the college. All university housing is in walking distance of the school. Some students purchase homes on campus or in the area.
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