By Caroline HoskinsContributing Writer This semester, the Sewanee theater department is putting on their production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,
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March Horoscopes
By Derby CarlsonContributing Writer These past few weeks, if life decided to pull a fast one on you, Mercury could’ve been to blame. That’s right
Making it Work: Reconciling Art and Business in the COVID Age
By Camp SpainExecutive Staff As Earth hit pause almost a year ago, the people of the world, especially in this country, were presented with new
Artist of the Week: Lily Oakley debuts album, Late November
By Maggie LorenzenExecutive Staff Lily Oakley (C’24), a student from Cookeville, TN, is an up-and-coming singer, song-writer, and producer. Over the winter break, she produced
The new Dean of Students’ door is always open
Nicole Noffsinger-Frazier steps into new role as Dean of Students with desire to promote the wellbeing of students. Photo courtesy of Noffsinger-Frazier. By Isabella FrancoisExecutive
Why athletic teams cannot travel this season.
By Madison SellersExecutive Staff Over 1,300 people have signed a recently released petition asking Sewanee to overturn its decision to prohibit athletic teams from traveling
House of Leaves Captivates at the UAG
By Grace TruettContributing Writer The first thing you’ll notice is the color. Vivid hues of pink, blue, and orange flicker within the space, and it’s
Shaken up by COVID: Rush looks different this year
Sorority members during fall rush. Photo by Maria Mattingly (C’23) By Maria MattinglyExecutive Staff Fatigued legs, feigned energy, and hours trudging to each house in
The cause of the attacks on the Vice-Chancellor
By Michaela James-Thrower Executive Staff What does it mean to be the first Black vice-chancellor at the University of the South? On February 7, Vice-Chancellor
Recognizing Black History Month at a predominantly white university
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Editor As Sewanee celebrates 55 years of Black Alumni, current student leaders of the Black Student Union and NAACP reflect on how