Ivy Geyman Contributing Writer As autumn wraps its fiery hues around the hilly landscapes of Sewanee, a small liberal arts college nestled in the heart
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Sewanee Horror Nights: A Review of Cure (1997)
Greta Lane Contributing Writer With Halloween right around the corner, many are buzzing with excitement to celebrate the season by indulging in some horror movies.
Effie Rentzou: Beyond the Human
Luke Pederson Contributing Writer In the center of a collage created by Pablo Picasso in 1933 lies a print of a minotaur on a cut
Demigods Rejoice!: The Chalice of the Gods Review
Camille Pfister Executive Editor Ask anyone who knows me: I am a huge Greek mythology nerd. I could talk about Icarus, Achilles, the gods and
How the WGA’s New Contract with the AMPTP Set Revolutionary Precedents for the Industry
Maggie Wallace Contributing Writer After almost 150 days of striking, the Writer’s Guild of America (WGA) entered into a tentative agreement with the Alliance of
100 Years of Forestry at Sewanee
Peyton Hassinger Features Editor Greta Lane Contributing Writer This year marks the 100th anniversary of forestry at the University of the South. In 1923, John
Sewanee Celebrates Its First Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Jacob Franklin Staff Writer On October 9, Sewanee celebrated its first Indigenous Peoples’ Day, as opposed to the more traditionally-recognized holiday of Christopher Columbus Day.
Dr. McCarter Wins Harold Landon Translation Award
Alec Massey Staff Writer Dr. Stephanie McCarter, a classics professor at Sewanee since 2008, recently won the Harold Landon Translation Award for her translation of
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Sean Patrick O’Rourke
Daphne Nwobike Staff Writer Upon entering Dr. O’Rourke’s office, it is impossible to ignore the book-laden shelves lining every inch of the walls. Every nook
Admissions Office Says AI Can Be a Tool in College Essays
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor Within the last few months, the use of AI in the academic world has increased drastically. ChatGPT, a form of AI