Dear readers, In this issue, I would like to direct your attention to Chris and Melody Piazza’s letter about their son’s tragic and untimely death
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Lunar Eclipse Halloween
Camilla Hipp Staff Writer AriesThings are getting a little deeper this month, Aries. This is a good time to balance yourinvestments, physical and esoteric. Who
Sewanee’s Parking Problem
Camille Pfister Executive Editor Sewanee has always had a parking problem. Sewanee is in the middle of the mountains, at the top of the Cumberland
Killers of the Flower Moon Review: A Perspective on American Greed
Maggie Wallace Contributing Writer The name, Sewanee, comes from the Shawnee word for “Southern.” It was used as a descriptor by Native American tribes west
Sufjan Stevens – Javelin
Peyton Hassinger Features Editor Sufjan Stevens is known for the dream-like instrumental ambiance that soundtracked Luca Guadagnino’s 2017 film Call Me By Your Name. But
The Beauty of the World
Meredith Williams Arts and Entertainment Editor Art has always been a means of capturing the beauty of our surroundings, and few genres accomplish this effectively
The Templeton Library: The Macabre Mansion at the Top of the Hill
Peyton Hassinger Features Editor This past week, as I was driving up Highway 41 from Cowan, I noticed that looming, white mansion sitting atop the
Interdisciplinary and Comprehensive: Kamilla Haidaienko’s Triple Major
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Having multiple majors is not a novelty, especially at a school as rigorous as Sewanee, where students are passionate about combining
Honoring Dr. Brown Patterson
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor During Installation week for the newest vice-chancellor, many events were held, including a reception and book launch to celebrate the career
Re-Growing the Green Fund
Everett Ackley Contributing Writer The Green Fund, also known as the Green Fee, has had a long history at Sewanee. According to its website, this