By Tess Steele Staff Writer For the average Sewanee student, seldom a week will pass without the occasional Stirling’s visit. Most students already notice the
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Symphony Orchestra invites Sewanee to “Listen”
By Isaac Sligh Staff Writer Photo by Isaac Sligh On Friday, March 27, the Sewanee Symphony Orchestra presented “Listen,” a program dedicated entirely to the
Senior art majors 2015
The University Art Gallery presents FOUR, an exhibition of work by graduating art majors Andy Daverman, Megan Ebel, Margaret McClain, and Trigg Summs. Please join
“Remembering a world upside down” Spoken Word: Holocaust Letters
By Evans Ousley Staff Writer On March 30, seventeen students participated in a spoken word performance to kick off the Sewanee Remembers: A Week of
Mature audiences only
By David Provost Staff Writer On March 30, Sewanee’s new visiting playwright, Cheri Magid presented scenes from two of her drama pieces in a live
Downtown Sewanee begins town planning process
By Isaac Sligh Staff Writer On March 26, six undergraduate students were invited to provide input on a panel discussion of future plans for the
Here comes the sun!
By Joshua Colton Treadwell Staff Writer It’s a beautiful morning; you wake up and get ready for a wonderful day outside. With your first step
Pick a theme!
By David Provost Staff Writer Following mantras of fast food restaurants such as Burger King and certain sects of secular new-wave post-Clinton Christianity: Sewanee offers
Sewanee triumphs over Rhodes
By Sophie Clark Staff Writer Photo courtesy of Hunter Swenson On March 29, the Sewanee Tigers Tennis team played against Rhodes College in both doubles
Tigers crush the BS
By Caitilin McCarthy Executive Staff Photo courtesy of http://www.sewaneetigers.com March 29, the Sewanee Tigers men’s lacrosse team took Hardee-McGee field, ready to face off against