By Fleming Smith Executive Staff On Friday, October 30, at 7:30 p.m. in Guerry Auditorium, the Sewanee Symphony Orchestra held their third annual Halloween Concert.
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Amanda Burnham makes Sewanee her “Stomping Grounds”
By Colton Treadwell Staff Writer On Friday, November 6, Sewanee hosted artist Amanda Burnham for an artist talk and reception in the Nabit art building.
Southern Lit Alliance announces lineup of new South Bound Lecture series
Southern Lit Alliance announces the lineup of South Bound: Distinguished Lectures. This premiere program from the newly energized organization features renowned and emerging writers of
Karaoke Night brings cultures together
By Luke Varnell Staff Writers On Monday, October 26, the First Annual International Karaoke Night was a success. Despite it being a Monday, there was
The Sewanee Review readings: A night of enchantment
By Evans Ousley Staff Writer On the cold and drizzly night of October 28, students, professors, and community members alike gathered in McGriff Alumni House
Mo(u)rning classes
By Tess Steele Staff Writer “I love sleep. My life has a tendency to fall apart when I’m awake, you know?” said Hemingway on the
Morning magic
Photo courtesy of Google Images Simon Boes Staff Writer You know them, you dread them, you skip them, but they are the best part of
Thoughts on the Honor Council’s mock hearing
By Frances Marion Givhan Junior Editor On November 4, Sewanee’s Honor Council hosted a Mock Hearing in Guerry Auditorium in order to provided some clarity
Don’t bug out, not-so-slim Jim
Photo courtesy of Google Images Robert Beeland Staff Writer So the naysayers are back with some ridiculous propaganda. Apparently, processed meats cause cancer. So what?
Letter to the Editor
May I clarify a few points and correct some misinformation in your October 19th article on Fulford Hall? Tess Steele did a great job with