By Charlotte SutteeExecutive Staff I dived into Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019) without expectation (except that there would be blood), thought
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American Shakespeare Center continues annual residency with ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ and ‘Cymbeline’
Promotional photo for American Shakespeare Center’s 2020 season. Photo courtesy of American Shakespeare Center. By Dakota CollinsJunior Editor As part of its annual residency at
A quick “Ketch” up with Sewanee’s Artist-in-Residence
Pictured: Artist Ketch Secor. Photo courtesy of Rolling Stone. By Mary Katherine Saye Executive Editor A typical morning for our visiting Artist-in-Residence, Ketch Secor— better known
Enjoy it while it lasts
By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff Things change quickly in the sports world. The Warriors used to be good. Marcus Mariota used to be the next big
The pursuit of sustainable style
By Lilly MooreStaff Writer If Macklemore’s 2012 hit taught the world anything, it’s that thrift shopping is for hipsters and ballers alike. It offers buyers,
Dr. Weygandt gives students intimate look at post-Soviet Russia through theater
Pictured: Dr. Susanna Weygandt. Photo courtesy of middlebury.edu. By Caroline NixonStaff Writer Dr. Susanna Weygandt is the newest addition to the Russian Department. She began
Underclass rush: Fraternities move to Gailor Hall
By Rego Jaquish and Colin RiceStaff Writers From January 19-24th students from across campus participated in Rush Week, a process where students interested in joining
Adelle Dennis (C’21) dances into a new year
Adelle Dennis performs in “The Prophetess” in fall of 2019. Photo by Rob Mohr (C’21). By Mary Katherine Saye Executive Staff It was no surprise upon
State of the Arts: The Necessity of Monologues
By Mandy Moe Pwint TuStaff Writer Søren Kierkegaard, a Danish philosopher, believed that “in the telling of our life stories, we become responsible for our
Sewanee Basketball completes busy and competitive weekend
Sewanee’s Kinsley Logan (C’22) drives against Rhodes’s Libby Long. Photos by Matthew Hembree (C’20). By Jeremy O’NeillExecutive Staff Juhan Gymnasium was a hot spot for