Daphne Nwobike Contributing Writer Powerful thumps, reverberating claps, and loud chants emanate from the speakers as the screen glows with images of steppers dancing to their
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Latinx Visiting Artists Work with Sewanee Theater Students
Madison Loud Contributing Writer Over the weekend of September 23, some of Sewanee’s dance and theater students collaborated with and learned from two visiting theater artists
Sounds Wild And Broken: Sewanee Biology Professor releases latest novel
Camille Pfister Executive StaffCover image courtesy of Camille Pfister. For the first time in nearly three years, Friends of the Library hosted an in-person event
Live Music Magic: An Interview with Sheryl’s Lips
Paige Graf Contributing Writer When you think of music at a frat party, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Yes, we all love
Unprecedented crowd flocked to “New Plays in 2 Days”
Madison Loud Contributing Writer On September 3, student actors evoked both silent contemplation and boisterous laughter from their audience through stories crafted by student playwrights, transported
Now Is Not the Time to Panic: Professor Kevin Wilson releasing new novel
Camille Pfister Junior Editor Beloved creative writing and English professor, Kevin Wilson, is releasing his newest novel, Now Is Not the Time to Panic, on November
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,
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
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