Executive Staff Sewanee’s first Tour De Greeks drew nearly 250 new students for guided visits to every fraternity and sorority house on Sept. 6. The
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Hope for a New Legacy: Football Coach Freitag reflects on the Sewanee Tigers’ future
Irene Boehm, Sports Editor Even before Saturday’s epic Sewanee Tigers game, the team’s new head coach was making an impression on the Mountain. Coach Joe
Getting Into Shape! Coach Linn, the strength and conditioning coach, steps onto the Sewanee scene
Graci Vlattas Deadline Editor In this corner, the one we call The Mountain here at Sewanee, we have a few new fighters in our ring!
Full Speech: Two-time U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey celebrates 20 years of the School of Letters and champions the role of writing in reckoning with our history
Sewanee’s School of Letters recently celebrated its 20th year with a pivotal speech about Sewanee’s past and promise by poet Natasha Trethewey, the two-time Poet
“It’s Hard to be a Diamond in a Rhinestone World!”
Harper Rzepczynski Opinions Editor Being in the state of Tennessee when beloved country singer and philanthropist Dolly Parton passed away on Aug. 25 was much
“I remember feeling left out”: PRE has room for improvement
Gwen Domine Junior Editor Only hours after flying across the country and moving all of my belongings into an unfamiliar space filled with unfamiliar people,
I only spoke French for the summer. I learned more than just the subjonctif.
Chloe Wright Editor-in-Chief Doing improv in a second language is an experience I would recommend to people if they wanted a unique way to learn
“The Bear” Season 5 Review: A Complicated Ending
Melody Norman Staff Writer Ever since its mysterious opening scene, Christopher Storer’s “The Bear” has never ceased to draw me in. Every aspect of the
Say ‘Hola’ to your home away from home at the Spanish House
Nikol Hristova Contributing Writer Going away to college is rarely an effortless transition. It is natural to feel disconnected from those you care deeply about,
Yea Sewanee Colors: A means to give back to the communities
Sanjana Priyonti Executive Editor Don’t just call our campus beautiful; Lillian Boston (C’ 27) wants you to color it. That’s why she’s spent the past