Meredith Williams Arts & Entertainment Editor Have you ever had chills run through your body solely due to the power of music? The French have
Category: Arts and Entertainment
The Idiot: Book Review
Erik Gaiser Contributing Writer “As far as I am concerned, I resign from humanity. I no longer want to be, nor can still be, a
Anti-Racism Practices: A Panel Discussion and Workshop on Dismantling Racism in the Arts
Camille Pfister Executive Editor Anti-Racism practices and lessons have become more common as societal institutions contend with their past and how racism continues to infect
Riverdale Has Ended. Finally.
Chloe Wright Staff Writer The show that gave us endless memes, the narrative depth of an above-ground kiddie pool, and a stain on Archie Comics’
The Artist of the Week: Calley Doyle
Mary Pomeroy Contributing Writer Calley Doyle (C ’24) is a senior double majoring in art and history from Knoxville, Tennessee. Art has played a significant
Arts in Sewanee: Dynamics Showcase
Peyton Hassinger Staff Writer On Thursday, April 13, various talents of the University of the South performed a series of short theatrical numbers in Guerry
A Musical Journey: String Faculty Recital
Camille Pfister Arts and Entertainment Editor Music filled the space, showing the depth of each song, filling the audience’s heads with sound and transporting them
Movie Review: Aftersun and Its Quilt-like Format
Madison Loud Junior Editor Trailers for the A24 movie Aftersun, directed by Charlotte Wells, featured clips of a father and daughter vacationing in a resort
Big Love
Camille Pfister Arts and Entertainment Editor Strap in Sewanee students, we’ve got another Sewanee Theater production coming to you this weekend! This spring show comes with
2023 Sewaneroo: Sewanee’s Annual Concert
Lizzy Donker Junior Editor Sewaneroo is a campus music festival that students look forward to at the end of every school year. This upcoming Sewaneroo