Cate Traywick, Arts and Entertainment Editor From Oct. 8-11, the Sewanee Theatre department staged the Greek play, The Oresteia. From its striking and unconventional set
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Not the Album We Deserved, but the Album We Needed: A Review of “Man’s Best Friend”
Anne Bost, Contributing Writer As June crept slowly toward July, temperatures continued to climb and the air grew thick with humidity and disappointment as summer’s
A Closer Look at “Indigo Hallow”
Cate Traywick, Arts and Entertainment Editor “‘Indigo Hallow’ is not a portrait of a place — of Shakerag Hollow — but an intuitive and poetic
How It’s Done: Review of “KPop Demon Hunters”
Phoenix Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor Three stars fell from the cinematic heavens to bless our screens with a badass, soul-touching cinematic masterpiece. These icons,
Indigo Hallow: the Denim Wilderness
Phoenix Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor Blue jeans frame a unique wilderness as bird calls echo through the contemplative quiet of The University Art Gallery
Love, Madness and Water Guns: Sewanee’s Take on “Twelfth Night”
Ansley Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor There’s nothing quite like watching actors in pool-side attire recite 16th century poetry while shooting each other with water
Dance, Dance, Sewanee: Perpetual Motion 2025
Ansley Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor Music pulsed through the campus with irresistible rhythms that had every head turning towards Guerry Auditorium, all asking the
Carries, Charlottes, Mirandas and Samanthas
Purple Staff Writer As I finished up my last rewatch of Sex and the City, I took a walk around Sewanee’s campus and I couldn’t
Rain or Shine: Farm To Table 2025 Showcases Local Small Businesses
Chloe Wright, Executive Editor Tom Walker, Junior Editor The smoke from the grills manned by Sewanee undergraduate students wafted across Manigault Park. Students, community members,
Art, a Radical Expression of Hope: A Visit from Comedian and Playwright Megan Gogerty
Chloe Wright, Executive Editor A love triangle between two pandas and a gay crocodile. The mother of Beowulf’s Grendel crying over a dinner party and