Michaela James-Thrower Executive Staff Josh Bryant (C’22) is a budding artist from Washington, DC. Specializing in portrait drawings while creating comic strips on the side, Bryant
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Leg & Salmon brings high spirits to Greenhouse lawn
Derby CarlsonContributing Writer Flames and moods were high when the Greenhouse hosted Leg and Salmon last Saturday, April 17. “I really enjoyed Leg and Salmon,”
Senior Art Showcase: Bailey Stevens and Kara Adams
Camp SpainExecutive Staff The University Art Gallery recently displayed the comprehensive works of two Sewanee seniors, Bailey Stevens C’21 and Kara Adams C’21, from April
Jeremiah Studivant (C’24): star tuba player of the orchestra
By Caroline HoskinsStaff Writer “Tuba is the most important instrument in the orchestra.” joked Jeremiah Studivant (C’24), a freshman from Birmingham, Alabama. Majoring in biochemistry,
Artist of the Week: Sophie and the Breakfield Boys
Camp SpainExecutive Staff Bluegrass is a genre of music that is as often as puzzling as it is entertaining. To many folks, the simple twang
WAC events embrace intersectionality on campus
Rebecca ColeContributing Writer As student organizations rethink how to engage the student body under COVID, Wick Activist Coalition has introduced a lineup of creative events
Artist of the Week: Evie Murray C’22
Camp SpainExecutive Staff “Let the painting be painted,” says junior artist, Evie Murray on her approach to her craft. But for Evie, it’s part of
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime showcases Sewanee talent
Caroline HoskinsStaff Writer While spring in Sewanee usually means a musical for the theatre department, this year brought a more serious offering in the form
All Things Reconsidered: The Sewanee Fog builds “tiny desk” studio
New Tiny Desk studio. Photo by Maria Mattingly (C’23). Camp SpainArts and Entertainment Editor In the wake of continued measures to maintain a COVID-safe campus,
Artist of The Week: Grey Kenna (C ‘23)
Grace TruettContributing Writer Grey Kenna has had the inclination to pick up a camera ever since her childhood, when she would use her American Girl