Meran Paul, Features Editor Obscenities are used. “Deaf Republic” is a poetry collection that chronicles the stories of citizens in a country where no one
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“A Full-Hearted Life”: Book and Discussion with Chancellor Owensby
Ansley Tillman, Arts & Entertainment Editor Nestled within the School of Theology’s recently renovated Hamilton Hall, Rt. Rev. Dr. Jacob Owensby read excerpts from his
SEWANEE’S MLK DAY IN ACTION
Sanjana Priyonti, Junior Editor Braving the chill of winter, more than 462 people gathered at Sewanee’s Fowler Center to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s
From Nepal to AstraZeneca
Bivor Hada, Contributing Writer “Only pursue Computer Science if you have a genuine interest in it” says Poudel Poudel (C ’25). Roshan Poudel (C ‘25)
High-End, High Quality: Judith Tavern Review
Chloe Wright, Executive Editor The rustic white building on 36 Ball Park Road has seen plenty of changes in Sewanee history; restaurants have come and
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Melody Lehn
Sophia Mertson, Staff Writer Sewanee Professor Melody Lehn is getting national attention in academic circles for her focus on an area of rhetoric that’s gotten
Professor David Haskell’s Easter 2025 Convocation Address
Below is an excerpt from Professor David Haskell’s Convocation address on January 17, 2025. “Today, I offer a few invitations to expand your curiosity and
Letter from the editor
Dear Readers, Welcome back to the mountain! I hope it’s been a cold but good first couple of weeks. This is what I hope will
Speaking Truth and Mercy: Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe Visits Sewanee
Camille Pfister, Staff Writer Editor-In-Chief Lizzy Donker Contributed to this story Sewanee’s connections with the Episcopal Church and the Church’s message amid contentious current events
Fire in the Hole: Volunteer Firefighters Work Hard to Keep the Domain Safe
Macye Farrar, News Editor Sewanee weeknights are typically characterized by late night study sessions at the library, riotous hang-outs with friends, or early bedtimes, depending