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What happens when men write about women: Blonde

Emma Howell Layout Editor Content warning: this piece discusses depictions of sexual assault, abortion, drug abuse, domestic abuse, and suicide.…

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The best audio in the world, and on our campus?: A review of the Ralston Listening Room

Thomas Walker   Contributing Writer The Ralston Listening Library provides a unique experience to students by allowing them to hear music at…

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The Kappa Sigma Saga, Part Two: The Twentieth Century, Legends, and Demise

Mitch ShakespeareOpinions Editor “Your choice of a fraternity at Sewanee is important to you if only for one reason: there…

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Sewanee’s Sense and Sensibility premiers this week

Maddie Loud Staff writer Sewanee’s Theatre & Dance department will showcase their take on Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Sense and…

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Mommy Issues: A Review of I’m Glad My Mom Died

Chapel Barker    Contributing writer Jennette McCurdy; you may remember her from some of your favorite Nickelodeon shows as a…

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Sports Results

Men’s SoccerAt Rhodes (Oct 9): Loss 0-1Vs Birmingham-Southern (Oct 14): Win 2-1Vs Millsaps (Oct 16): Win 4-0Vs Centre (Oct 22):…

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After Dobbs, A Letter to the Sewanee Community

To the Sewanee community, On Friday, June 24th, the Supreme Court issued an anticipated ruling in the case of Dobbs…

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Discussion over Potential New Business Major creates tension between staff and faculty

Meg Butler   News Editor A renewed push for a business major at Sewanee has revived disagreements between faculty and administrators about…

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Concerns about faculty hiring and compensation continue despite ongoing investments into administrative departments

Amelia Leaphart    Editor-in-chief Disparities between faculty and administrators’ hiring and pay continues to fuel debate at Sewanee, despite the recent partial…

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The Kappa Sigma saga, part one: Genesis and the early Days

What happened with Sewanee's Kappa Sigma chapter? Staff member Mitch Shakespeare begins a series through archival research about one of…

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