Student Organ of the University of the South
By Helena KilburnStaff Writer This year the Sewanee Office of Stewardship and Sustainability sent two team members and three students to the Association for the Advancement
Students gather for the Viva La Cultura event on the Quad. Photo by Klarke Stricklen (C’22). By Klarke StricklenJunior Editor Between September 15 and Ocotber
By Lucy Rudman Junior Editor The Sewanee Symphony Orchestra (SSO) performed a spooky concert on Halloween night. It was the orchestra’s first performance with new conductor
Finn Gallagher (C’21) (left) performs in another one of his plays, The Toothache, in the spring of 2018. Photo by Matthew Hembree (C’20). By Dakota
Erin Dockery (C’20) prepares for an afternoon canoeing on Lake Cheston. Photo by Lucy Wimmer (C’20). By Luke Gair Executive Staff Listening to Erin Dockery (C’20)
Amanda Shires (L’17) performs with husband Jason Isbell in Guerry Auditorium. Photo courtesy of Buck Butler (C’89). By Jeremy O’Neill Executive Staff Sewanee has been blessed
Stephanie Danler reads “Stoned Fruits” from the Fall 2019 edition of The Sewanee Review. Photos courtesy of The Review. By Claire Smith Staff Writer The Sewanee
By Luke Gair Executive Staff Small colleges and universities, especially those in remote areas, require the utmost consideration when it comes to mapping out residential life
Members of the Green House performs John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” and the entire crowd joins for the chorus. Photos by Lucy Wimmer
By Samantha SellContributing Writer The essence of Sewanee is unknown to those that have never shared in its magic–– the magic that belongs to those