Dear readers, With only a week left until fall break, students are excited to wrap up midterms and get some well-deserved rest. Faculty and staff
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She Kills Monsters Opens This Week
Camille Pfister Executive Editor Get ready my fellow thespians, Dungeons and Dragons fans, and nerds of all kinds! There is a new Sewanee Theater production
Sewanee v. Millsaps
Jack Larish Sports Editor On Saturday, September 16, the football team hosted Millsaps in what was a 27-21 victory. Despite the rain, students were able
Box Scores
Caroline Winslow Layout Editor September 13 T 2-2 Men’s Soccer vs. Maryville T 0-0 Women’s Soccer @ Covenant September 15 W 3-2 Women’s Volleyball @
A Letter on the Honor Code
Kaj Knudsen Contributing Writer I hope this letter finds you in a place where you roll your eyes and think, “Why’s this guy writing about
From the Freshmen’s Point of View
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor Starting college is a milestone in many people’s lives, and it is exciting and nerve-wracking all at once. With the academic
Harvest Moon Horoscopes
Camilla Hipp Staff Writer The September full moon, known as the Harvest Moon, will be a Supermoon! Occurring in the sign of Aries, impulsivity and
GUTS Review: Olivia Rodrigo’s New Album
Chloe Wright Staff Writer Ms. Olivia Rodrigo has returned. The amount of times I’ve screamed to this woman’s songs in the car (which feels strange
Kingsolver’s Demon Copperhead Review
Ansley Stibbs Contributing Writer Acting as an unflinching portrait of the rural Appalachian poverty crisis, it’s difficult to look away from Barbara Kingsolver’s Pulitzer Prize
Climate Documentary at the Greenhouse: A Hopeful Insight or an Ominous Reminder?
Maggie Wallace Contributing Writer The air in the Greenhouse was warm and alive for a Thursday movie night. A white sheet was hung from the