Kabal Caldwell Staff Writer One of the most debatable and subjective questions regarding football specifically as well as sports overall is which is better: NCAA football
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University equestrian team members head to National Championships in Pennsylvania
Vivian Hodges Sports Editor Earlier this month, the University’s Equestrian team made their way to Ronald C. Waranch Equestrian Center in Savannah, Georgia to participate in
THE Batman: progression of a character and a genre
Emma Howell (THE) Layout Editor Image courtesy of TheBatman.com. Batman is a character with many faces. There’s been the shadowy deserved hero of The Dark Knight,
Claire Smith (C’22) named Fulbright recipient
Derby Carlson Features Editor Cover photo courtesy of Beylie Ivanhoe (C’24). Claire Smith (C’22) was awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Morocco for the 2022-2023
Student Government Association Writes New Constitution
Rebecca Cole Executive Editor The Student Government Association has revised their constitution for the first time in twelve years. The constitution had not been updated since
Sewaneroo: Setting Sewanee’s music bar high
Ahmad Ijaz Arts and Entertainment EditorCover photo by Beylie Ivanhoe (C’24) Sewaneroo is always a special day for Sewanee’s music scene, filled with exquisite performances
Hiring freeze causes crisis in psychology department
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief Although the hiring freeze began in March 2020, allowing hiring for only temporary, visiting positions, the freeze has continued for over two years,
Registration and the hiring freeze as a STEM major
Emma Howell Layout Editor One of the biggest selling points Sewanee offered when I was first applying here- other than the gowns (stifling!), the goats (cute!),
Eurydice: A review
Camille Pfister Junior Editor The stage was set. Music played in the background as attendees excitedly took their seats. The lights dimmed and the show began.
Identity, history, and sex: Savage Tongues intertwines the personal with the geopolitical
Amelia Leaphart Editor-in-chief After having the privilege to meet writer Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi in a classroom setting when she visited campus in February, I