by Caitlin F. McCarthy Executive Staff The Sewanee Tigers women’s volleyball team traveled to Birmingham-Southern College the weekend of August 29, ready for the season-opening
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New year: New assistant equestrian coach
by Abbey Good Staff Writer At a small school like Sewanee, a new pro- fessor or coach always brings fresh excitement to the school
Spring Party 2014 hourly recap
Compiled by Mary Morrison Editor-in-Chief Last year, as part of my column “Archive Dive,” I republished an hour-by-hour recap of Spring Party 1996. To mydelight
Julia’s new menu features college-kid friendly choices
by Alec Hill Executive Staff With a revamped Sewanee Market and a newly reopened Shenanigans generating a lot of chatter around campus, it would seem
Alles ist gut at Frühlingsfest
By Sam Scott Staff Writer The German House kicked off spring party with a very German party that included German food, German beer, German music,
Breaking the Silence 2014
by Kathryn Willgus Staff Writer Breaking the Silence 2014 was a week of events hosted by The Gender and Sexual Diversity House, School of Theology,
Stirling’s Coffee House exhibits selections of Chandler Sowden’s (C’14) “On the Verge”
Chandler Sowden (C’14) is pursuing a major in anthropology and studies documentary photography. “On the Verge” is a culmination of a large portion of her
At the SUT: Monty Python’s Life of Brian
by Sam Scott Staff Writer The Cinema Guild celebrates Easter on April 23 at 7:30 p.m. with Monty Python’s Life of Brian. Sure, it’s a
Medea comes to Sewanee
by David Provost Staff Writer On Thursday, April 10, Sewanee’s Theater Arts department was delighted to welcome acclaimed translator and poet, Charles Martin, Ph.D to
Notes from the Bluegrass Underground
by Sam Scott Staff Writer On April 18, a handful of enterprising students took underground concerts to the next level. Organized by Sewanee Natural History