Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief I am a writer. I am a poet. I have notebooks filled to the brim with stories, with lost emotions, with endless
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Sewaneroo Music Recap 2024: Exclusive Interview with Moon Taxi
Meredith Williams, Arts and Entertainment Editor Chloe Wright, Junior Editor “We love coming out here, Sewanee! Y’all know how to party,” Trevor Terndrup, lead singer
Blue Monarch Field Day: Monteagle-Sewanee Rotary Club Partners with Sewanee Greek Life
On April 13, more than sixty members from nine fraternities and sororities at the University participated in the first annual Field Day at Blue Monarch.
Take Back the Night: A Brief Overview of Its National and Sewanee History
Alec Massey Features Editor Rock band concerts, candlelight vigils, and witch hats may seem to not fit together, but they all played a role in
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Kathryn Morgan
Matthew Cowin Contributing Writer Kathryn Morgan is a current professor of Psychology at the University of the South. She received a B.A. in English and
Sewanaroo: Let’s Talk Money
Ella Mitchell Photography Editor Sewanaroo is one of, if not the, biggest events put on by the Tigers Entertainment Board (TEB) for the Sewanee student
Scholarship Sewanee: A Beloved Academic Tradition
Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief Spring at Sewanee is filled with so many traditions, events, and opportunities for students, faculty, and staff alike. From comprehensive examinations, to
The Closing of Birmingham-Southern: How it Impacts Sewanee Sports
Smith Cochran Sports Editor Birmingham-Southern College (BSC) announced it will be closing its doors indefinitely after the conclusion of this academic year. For Sewanee, this
Horoscopes!
Camilla Hipp Staff Writer By the time this comes out, there would have just been another eclipse in Aries, finally closing out the rowdy eclipse
College: Is it Really the Best Four Years of Your Life?
Caroline Winslow Layout Editor College… a time that is told to be the best four years of your life. But is that true? I am