This course introduces the essential concepts, methods, and politics of archival research in academia and applies them to the critical understanding of Black and Indigenous voices from Sewanee’s domain. Course content will feature readings on Black and Indigenous archival research practices, the role of digital archival practices, and Black and Indigenous life in the Southeastern United States. Ultimately, students will examine the dominant narratives that exist about Sewanee while utilizing the numerous archives on campus to uncover how we can tell multiple stories about Sewanee’s past and present.