Professor Pamela Macfie discusses her Sewanee Review piece “Each Is Me”
By Claire SmithExecutive Editor As a scholar of Medieval and Renaissance English and Italian literature, Dr. Pamela Royston Macfie has…
Sewanee under new Title IX policy
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff As of August 2020, K-12 schools and universities have to comply with a new Title IX…
At least we don’t go to Rhodes.
By Max Saltman Executive Staff As a Masshole, I’ve always been aware of rivalry’s merits. I’m old enough to remember that…
University announces plans to open campus for spring semester
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Staff On October 7, students received an email with an update for Spring semester plans. The semester…
The importance of design: Greer King and her work in the Sewanee theatre department
Greer King (C'21) poses with her costumes for Scapin. Photos courtesy of King. By Caroline HoskinsContributing Writer Greer King (C’21)…
O’Neill Observes: College football’s critical illness
By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff It really pains me to have to write this article. College football was part of my…
What Does It Look Like to Fix Our Plate?
By Bella FrancoisExecutive Staff Environmental advocate and farmer Anthony Flaccavento explains the issues surrounding sustainable agriculture today and what we…
American Shakespeare Center comes to Sewanee virtually
Promotional poster for Ohtello. Image courtesy of the American Shakespeare Center. By Anna PüsökJunior Editor The American Shakespeare Center has…
Chamber Choir performs choral Evensong, despite many changes
By Sarah HallContributing Writer Last Sunday, Sewanee’s Chamber Choir, a student organization, upheld the tradition of Choral Evensong with eight…
In a pandemic, serving coffee at Stirling’s is a matter of life and death.
By Camila Hwang-CarlosContributing Writer Stirling’s Coffee House opened in mid August, at the same time that students began to return…