Pictured: Musician Audrey Gibbs (C’22). Photo courtesy of Gibbs. By Lilly MooreStaff Writer When asked if there was anything she wanted to start her interview
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Bermuda and the bard: a look at English professor Dr. Macfie
A beloved pair in Sewanee’s English department: Dr. Pamela Macfie and her dog, Bermuda. Photo by Robert Mohr (C’21). By Robert Mohr Staff Writer They’re
Letter from the Editor
Dear readers, I know much, if not all, of the campus has heard the parental saying of: “make the most of this time, college will
Our friends are leaving: a commentary on graduation
The class of 2018 exits All Saints Chapel after their commencement ceremony. Photo courtesy of Sewanee’s Flickr. By Lucy Rudman & Klarke StricklenJunior Editors Ah,
Tenth annual “Leg and Salmon” fills the Greenhouse with talent
Annie Corley (C’20) and Julia Thompson (C’22) perform a collection of Kacey Musgraves songs. Photos by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Vanessa MossExecutive Staff It’s as
Exploring Sewanee’s transfer student process
By Luke GairExecutive Staff Sending in the enrollment deposit as a rising college student dissolves the ambiguity concerning what lies ahead for graduating seniors. For
Alpha Psi Lambda becomes first national co-ed fraternity on campus
Associate members of Alpha Psi Lambda in the quad. Photo courtesy of Alpha Psi Lamdbda’s Instagram. By Klarke StricklenJunior Editor This past March, Dean Marichal
SGA works toward the creation of conduct policy review committee
By Anna MannEditor-in-Chief Student Government Association President (SGA) Mac Bouldin (C’19) sent a letter to Vice-Chancellor John McCardell on April 12 requesting the creation of
Perpetual Motion wows Guerry crowd with myriad of dance styles
The Tiger Girls perform “Buck or Die,” a combination of jazz, step, and hip hop. Photos by Matt Hembree (C’20). By Robert Mohr Staff Writer
Tess Myers (C’20) strives to break the norms of psychology through research
Tess Myers (C’20) with her horse at Sewanee’s equestrian center. Photo courtesy of Myers. By Caroline NixonStaff Writer Tess Myers (C’20) has always wanted to