Satire: Finally! Grammy Awards get it right
By Luke Williamson Executive Staff Refreshingly, the 2018 Grammy Awards were charmingly sanitized. The Recording Academy knew exactly…
Sewanee Artist of the Week: Will Burton-Edwards (C’18)
By Anna Mann Executive Editor Each issue, Anna interviews a university artist in order to celebrate Sewanee’s…
Citizens Band provides discourse about the immigrant experience
By Mandy Moe Pwint Tu Executive Staff The University Art Gallery (UAG) is bare except for a square in…
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Julie Garai
By Luke Gair Executive Staff When asked where she saw herself 15 years from now, Dr. Julie Garai…
Major Spotlight: Theatre Major Marion Givhan (C’18)
By Katherine LeClair Staff Writer For Marion Givhan (C’18), theatre is not solely about being in the spotlight. Performing…
Winter Wonderland event amazes young crowd with the magic of chemistry
Alicia Wikner Executive Staff In early February, the Chemistry Club’s twelfth annual demonstration took place in…
Shake Day: A Completely Serious Guide
Joseph Marasciullo Staff Writer At the University of the South, Shake Day occurs twice a year at the beginning of…
Kai Davis performs poems articulating the Black Female Experience
Ivana Porashka Staff Writer The Bairnwick Women’s Center recently welcomed two-time international Grand Slam Poetry Festival champion Kai Davis.The Pinnacle…
San Francisco to Boston: One student’s upcoming odyssey
Briana Wheeler Contributing Writer This summer, while some Sewanee students toil away on research projects or earn valuable experience from…
The legacy of American Bigotry: History of the KKK
Evans Ousley Contributing Writer New York University Professor and Historian Linda Gordon presented Sewanee’s nineteenth annual Goodstein Lecture on the…