Rebecca ColeExecutive Staff Arm and Trout is a fall semester staple here on the Mountain. Hosted by the Greenhouse every year, the event gives students
Category: Arts and Entertainment
Sewanee’s Very Own Ghost Tour
Rebecca Cole Executive Staff The weekend of Halloween, the Writing House hosted a ghost tour in the cemetery. Actors dressed as ghosts and read poems of
Welcoming Professor Wohl’s Imagining Matriarchy at the UAG
Grace Truett Staff Writer There is a distinct liveliness in the University Art Gallery on the evening of Thursday, October 28. Associate Professor of Art
Hamlet: A Review
Rebecca ColeExecutive StaffImage courtesy of the Sewanee’s Department of Theatre and Dance. The weekend of October 22-24 and 28-31, Sewanee’s Department of Theatre and Dance
The Crafting Guild: A Community for Creators
Silas McClungContributing Writer It didn’t seem like much, just three guys goofing around doing what they liked to do. Joseph Brown (C’23) and Ian Boer
Sewanee Review Honors Vievee Francis with 2021 Aiken Taylor Award
Meridith FrazeeContributing Writer Each year, the Sewanee Review’s Aiken Taylor Award highlights an established talent in modern American poetry. Vievee Francis, currently a professor at
Only Murders in the Building Review
By Emma HowellExecutive StaffPhoto courtesy of Hulu. There’s nothing that catches eyes quite like true crime. It’s one of the most popular genres of all
The Modern Woman: A Musical Tribute to Viennese and German Women in Music
By Rebecca ColeExecutive StaffPhoto courtesy of Rebecca Cole. “The Modern Woman” was an analytical and artistic performance of many women’s work in the musical rebellion
The ‘Song of Solomon’ film festival: Screenings in Blackman auditorium predate the SUT’s closure
By Amelia LeaphartExecutive Editor While the Sewanee Union Theater’s relocation to Blackman auditorium may have generated some disgruntled film-buffs, Blackman shares a rich connection with
Sewanee’s Union Theater shuts its doors
Henry ClaytonStaff Writer Sewanee’s Union Theater shut its doors this year. Following periods of low attendance, along with the conflicting plans for the Biehl Commons