Category: Arts and Entertainment

Image courtesy of Huang. By Maria Mattingly Contributing Writer Jasmine Huang (C’21) is an art major at Sewanee from the outskirts of Memphis, Tennessee.  Huang describes

Julianna Morgan (C’21) dances in “My Future” by Macy Ninness (C’21). Photo courtesy of Robin Kate Davis (C’21). By Maggie LorenzenStaff Writer Over the past

By Maggie LorenzenContributing Writer On Sunday, October 25, the NAACP, HOLA, and ACASA hosted a screening of Magnolia Pictures’ The Fight. An exposé on immigration

Christopher Talbot (C’23, left) as Octave, Lucius Atherton (C’23, center) as Leandre, and Finn Gallagher (C’21, right) as Scapin. Photo by Rob Mohr (C’22). By

Promotional poster for Please Stand by for Further Instruction, designed by Collins. By MK SayeExecutive Staff When I heard that Dakota Collins (C’22) had released

Image courtesy of The New York Times. By Maggie LorenzenContributing Writer As students ended their eighth week on campus, familiar sights and settings continued to

Greer King (C’21) poses with her costumes for Scapin. Photos courtesy of King. By Caroline HoskinsContributing Writer Greer King (C’21) began her work with costume

Promotional poster for Ohtello. Image courtesy of the American Shakespeare Center. By Anna PüsökJunior Editor The American Shakespeare Center has visited Sewanee every year since

By Sarah HallContributing Writer Last Sunday, Sewanee’s Chamber Choir, a student organization, upheld the tradition of Choral Evensong with eight members leading the service in

Album art for Cameron Dallas’ Dear Scarlett. By Rob Mohr and MK Saye Executive Staff MK: If you were waiting for an album written by a