Ella Mitchell Photography Editor It’s a Friday night: what are you doing? Arguably, a majority of the student population is preparing themselves for a weekend
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To Comp or Not to Comp?: The Values and Downfalls of Comping
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor As spring blooms at the University of the South, so does comping season. If you are unfamiliar with comping season, it
Hazbin Hotel: An Animated Musical Comedy Classic
Camille Pfister Editor-in-chief Do you love quirky characters forced into a building together? How about unnecessarily catchy songs sung by Broadway and Disney superstars? Got
Foxglove Book Review: The Fantastical Romance Sequel to Belladonna
Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor If you’re in the mood for a slightly clichéd and maybe cringy romantic fantasy story that will satisfy your
Bee Passionate: A Lesson in Purpose and Calling with Ted Dennard (C’89)
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Can pursuing one’s passions, as opposed to simply doing what is expected or normal, garner valuable results? Is taking this route
Letter from the Editor
Dear readers, The past few weekends have been filled with exciting things on the Mountain! From EQB Day, to Sparty, and even the Choir alumni
Uncovered Stories from the Titanic: The Six Documentary
Alec Massey Features Editor With the help of a hyper-realistic video game and a reenactment of the loading of lifeboats, researcher Steven Schwankert learns more
Sewanee’s Rising Asian Studies Program: Study Abroad Opportunities and More
Chloe Wright Junior Editor With a growing number of Sewanee students choosing study abroad in Asia, a new Sewanee summer study-abroad-program offers new opportunities for
2024 Recap: Order of the Gown and Student Government Association Debates
Brendan Downes News Editor On Wednesday, April 3, students packed into Naylor Auditorium to see Sewanee’s Student Government Association and Order of the Gown presidential
Letter from the Editor
Dear readers, I heard today that there are only 38 days left in the semester, and only 21 class days. Doesn’t seem real, does it?