Camilla Hipp, Staff Writer January 29th New Moon in Aquarius Just about a week after Aquarius season starts, there will be a new moon, which
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Senior Spotlight: Sewanee Women’s Swim and Dive
Bradley Tyler Jones, Sports Editor Sophie Yanoshik (C ‘25), captain of Sewanee’s women’s swim team, calls on the same joking mantra with every practice: Just
The Mixed Martial Arts Club
Kristina Wilkerson, Contributing Writer Have you ever wanted to learn how to throw someone over your shoulder like they do in action movies? Or, maybe
The Greeks are Geeks: Does Greek Life Determine GPA?
Eliza Dieck, Opinions Editor Greek life is an integral aspect of Sewanee culture. After all, approximately 70% of the student body belongs to a Greek
“Arcane” Season Two: “Beauty in the Imperfections”
Tom Walker, Junior Editor At its worst, “Arcane’s” second season is great television. But, there are moments where it is something more: where it becomes
Hot, Steamy, and Sweaty: Reflecting on the Theater Production of “What the Constitution Means to Me”
Daphne Nwobike, Staff Writer Is the Constitution an infallible document that continues to uphold our rights and liberties? In the wake of the new presidency
“A Complete Unknown”: Is It Good, or Is it Timothée Chalamet?
Daisy McManus, Contributing Writer As someone who grew up listening to Bob Dylan with my dad, I was over the moon to hear about the
Deaf Republic by Ilya Kaminsky
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
“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