Lizzy Donker, Editor-in-Chief Arts Fishing Club, a Nashville-based indie rock band with a unique sound, has been touring around the United States and performing their
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“The Anatomy of Singing”: Kevin Wilson Intensive
Ansley Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor The human voice is one of the most accessible, yet difficult instruments to learn to use. So many questions
Mr. Jack’s Years on the Domain
Meg Patrick, Contributing Writer In the span of 10 minutes interviewing Jack Nance, 15 different students lit up with grins when they saw who was
From Sewanee to Startups: Pat Morell’s Entrepreneurial Journey
Daphne Nwobike, Staff Writer On Feb. 20, the Babson Center invited Pat Morrell (C ’07) to serve as the Humphreys Entrepreneur-in-Residence. Serving as the Co-founder
Beyond the Storm: A Sewanee graduate’s deep dive into Puerto Rico’s ongoing struggle
Meran Paul, Features Editor Recent Sewanee graduate Elijah Andrews (C ‘24), one of the two recipients of the prestigious and selective Biehl Social Science Research
The Magic of Chemistry Returns: Sewanee’s Demo Show Wows the Community
Sanjana Priyonti, Junior Editor Sewanee’s chemistry demonstration show triumphantly returned after a six-year hiatus. On a cold, snowy day, the Willy Wonka-themed demo show filled
The Art of Persuasion: Rhetoric Major Approved
Kristina Wilkerson, Staff Writer Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor Sewanee students may officially choose to major in rhetoric starting in the Advent 2025 semester. Dr. Sean
Extra! Extra! A Profile on Cartoonist @ysrnewyorker
Elizabeth McMahon, Staff Writer Instead of the usual, shallow complaints about un-cancelled snow days and fraternity beef, YikYak was filled with doodles inspired by the famous
Mold Gone? An update on Johnson Hall
Macye Farrar, News Editor Johnson Hall’s weathered stone exterior still looks the same as last semester. The barren trees surrounding the building still bend around
A Milestone for Student Involvement?: The Undergraduate Voices Behind Sewanee’s Future Investments
Chloe Wright, Executive Editor Students, faculty, and staff are cautiously hopeful about the ad hoc advisory committee including undergraduate students that would promote change in