Sophie Daniel Staff Writer Sewanee students often get trapped in something we call the “Sewanee bubble”, focusing solely on the Sewanee community in front of
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School of Mold Episode II: Mold Strikes Back
Staff Writer Macye Farrar At first, no one thought much about the vacant third-floor dorm room in Johnson Hall. Even though Sewanee’s residence halls were
How it Started & How it’s Going
Photo courtesy of Sewanee Purple Archives Photo courtesy of Laurie Jarret Rogers (C’ 85) and Penn Rogers (C’ 72) John Winkelman (C’ 71) and William
New Hire in Sports Medicine: Devon Serrano
Smith Cochran Sports Editor For the past few years, if an equestrian rider got a concussion, Sewanee Equestrian would use a return-to-ride concussion program to
Waking Nightmares: The Edge of Sleep Review
Rachel Williams Contributing Writer This review contains spoilers of the first couple of episodes of The Edge of Sleep (2024). Wake up guys, a new
Uglies: Netflix’s Underwhelming Dystopian
Grace Reichenau Staff Writer Since the success of The Hunger Games, several books and films have been created to take advantage of the vastly profitable
Kisses, Croissants, and Crimes Against the Arts: A Meditation on Emily in Paris
Chloe Wright Junior Editor I would like to have a chat with Sex and the City creator Darren Star. We could go to the City
The Great Comet: The TWC takes on its biggest show yet
Camille Pfister Editor in Chief The voices quiet down as the lights dim. Fabric drapes over the ceiling and strings of broken mirrors hang down.
Stranger than Fiction: Toby Sells’ Reading and Book Signing
Meredith Williams Arts & Entertainment Editor Fans of spooky stories and folk tales congregated at The Jessie Ball duPont library on Oct. 10 during a
Horror-scopes!
Happy Halloween! Scorpio season brings in the spooky (and intense) vibes to the skies, alongside the Scorpio New Moon. New Moons are a time of