Photo courtesy of Kayla Deep (C’15). By Mary Katherine Saye Contributing Writer Since March of 2017, Kayla Deep (C’15) has served as Sewanee’s lay chaplain, but
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The New Sewanee Gates: An update on Breakfield Road
Photo by Robert Mohr (C’21). By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff Midsummer of this year, the Office of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability (OESS) notified the Sewanee community
Pryor Inquires: The right use of money
By Richard Pryor IIIExecutive Staff This week, I’ve been thinking (which is always a dangerous prospect for me) about what to write on for this
Sewanee Horoscopes: Mercury is in retrograde
By Julia HarrisonContributing Writer Libra: I don’t know if you have read a little book by Steinbeck called “The Winter of Our Discontent,” but boy
Two Chicks Eatin’: Dixie Lee Diner
By Sarah Cordell and Morgan JenningsStaff Writers Giddy up and get ready for a wild review. This week, Two Chicks ventured to a small dive
“It came from Lake Trez”
Cartoon by Elijah Greiner (C’22).
Sewanee gains insight and inspiration from the 2019 AASHE conference
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 celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with help from HOLA and Adelante
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
Sewanee Symphony Orchestra puts on annual Halloween concert
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
Comedy playwright Finn Gallagher (C’21) to stage his play ‘Minnesota Nice’ in April
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