Camille Pfister Executive Editor Anti-Racism practices and lessons have become more common as societal institutions contend with their past and how racism continues to infect
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Riverdale Has Ended. Finally.
Chloe Wright Staff Writer The show that gave us endless memes, the narrative depth of an above-ground kiddie pool, and a stain on Archie Comics’
The Artist of the Week: Calley Doyle
Mary Pomeroy Contributing Writer Calley Doyle (C ’24) is a senior double majoring in art and history from Knoxville, Tennessee. Art has played a significant
Letter From the Editor
Dear readers, Welcome back to the Mountain! I am thrilled to share with you our first issue of the semester. With important news from the
Cordell-Lorenz Observatory Offers Students a Close Look at the Stars
Joseph Harned Staff Writer “There is a Sewanee up there in the asteroid belt,” Dr. Douglas Durig, professor of chemistry and physics and director of
Fulbright Scholar in Residence Dr. Arden Chao
Kylee Sanders Junior Editor It’s been nearly twenty years since the University of the South has had a Fulbright Scholar in Residence as a part
St. Andrew’s Sewanee Radio Station Gains Traction
Luke Pederson Contributing Writer Right along the south edge of Tennessee, about two miles from The University of the South, is St. Andrew’s Sewanee High
Sit and Spill with SGA
Everett Ackley Contributing Writer On the last day of August, the Student Government Association (SGA) had its first Sit and Spill of the year. Among
SSSDU Hosts First Event of the Semester: Sewanee Stories
Jacob Franklin Staff Writer Mackenzie Maxwell, Reagan Rogers Contributing Writers Sewanee Students for Sensible Drug Usage (SSSDU) hosted an event titled Sewanee Stories on the
The Local Bar and Grill Catches Fire
Meg Butler News Editor The Monteagle Fire Department responded to a structure fire call in the early hours of Thursday, August 31, at the Local