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
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
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
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
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,
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
Ansley Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor Ethereal voices filled Guerry Auditorium as the vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth presented Sewanee with music that stunned the
Camilla Hipp, Staff Writer The Pisces new moon on Feb. 27 brings the last lunar cycle of the astrological year and our official entrance into
Lizzy Donker, Editor-in-Chief Arts Fishing Club, a Nashville-based indie rock band with a unique sound, has been touring around the United States and performing their
Ansley Tillman, Arts and Entertainment Editor The human voice is one of the most accessible, yet difficult instruments to learn to use. So many questions
Camilla Hipp, Staff Writer The next most interesting astrological event is the classic: a Full Moon on Wednesday, February 12th. Being in the sign of